Free Computation Foundation
The Free Computation Foundation develops and preserves software intended to keep serious computation available for study, modification, verification, and scientific work.
Its current public project is CENTL, an exact-first mathematics and physics system. More projects can be added to this index without changing the site model.
Principles
- Users should be able to study, modify, rebuild, and share the software they depend on.
- Scientific computation should expose uncertainty and unsupported work rather than manufacture confidence.
- Critical build and verification inputs should be preservable independently of upstream availability.
- Project infrastructure should remain understandable and replaceable.
- Distribution metadata should say clearly what is canonical, what is mirrored, and what is merely referenced.
Infrastructure
This site is deliberately static. GitHub Pages supplies the initial public HTTPS endpoint. The source remains ordinary HTML and CSS so it can move to an FCF-controlled web server and custom domain later without a framework migration.
Support
FCF software is developed in public. Development can be supported through GitHub Sponsors.
Contact and source
For the current project, use the CENTL repository for source, issues, and development history.