Literature maps: collection page + Schur damping map - #56
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docs/maps/ is a collection page designed for multiple maps; the first is the Schur damping research-directions graph (core circle, derived- works ring, ten literatures, dashed-red verified gaps), also rendered on schur.microprediction.org. Linked from the home nav and papers page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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docs/maps/collection page, structured for multiple literature maps (planned next: robust covariance at massive scale; covariance evaluation & scoring).docs/maps/schur-damping/— interactive D3 graph with the damped factorization as a central perimeter, Cotton 2022/2024 + Chakraborty–Katzfuss (ShrinkTM) in the core, a ring of all works citing them, ten literatures fanning out, and dashed-red edges marking verified absences (the research agenda).Notes
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