Release history

First public edition

The first public edition connects the retained mathematical workbenches to complete finite-symmetry, Lie/topology, and spacetime learning paths, solved exercises, physics applications, and a formula reference. The numbered records below document earlier internal development baselines; their dates and counts do not assert public deployments. Current scope is recorded in coverage.

6.0.0 — Research workbench IV

Read the release record. Exhaustive bounded operator enumeration from a field inventory, optional integer U(1) and cyclic charge selection, six worked inventories, and three scientific pages. Fifteen tools preserve exact counts, explicit global quotients, local calculation files, and KaTeX rendering. This is the retained mathematical baseline. The subsequent development handoff uses Cloudflare Pages after the first-launch scope is finished; articles use CC BY 4.0 and code uses MIT.

5.0.0 — Research workbench III

Read the release record. Editable physical setups and exact fixed-monomial local invariant counting include Lorentz spin, gauge representations, ungauged flavors, and joint Bose/Fermi statistics. Eleven sourced examples, five scientific pages, one convention profile, and reproducible setup/calculation files bring the edition to fourteen tools and ten profiles. Derivatives and a complete EFT basis remain outside the released scope.

4.0.0 — Research workbench II

Read the release record. Three new exact tools connect SU(N) tensors, charged block branching, and product-group quotients. Ten new mathematical records, three convention profiles, named saved calculations, and six graduate-level scientific pages bring the edition to thirteen tools and 266 records.

3.0.0 — Research workbench I

Read the release record. Five new exact workbenches, 62 representation records, complete character tables for seven finite groups, 32 root-system profiles, versioned conventions, KaTeX calculation rendering, and graduate-level method guides. This delivers a defined subset of Phase C; further research workflows and public-release gates remain.

2.0.0 — Reference foundation

Read the historical release record. The 194-record foundation established canonical static pages, a validated typed catalogue, claim-level provenance, classification and reference navigation, search, exports, and review tracking.

1.0.0 — Design edition

Read the design-edition record. Fourteen group records, five bounded tools, and nine guides established the interaction model.

Application, schema, dataset, and algorithm versions describe separate changes. The original five algorithms retain groups-design-1.0.0; new engines carry their own versions. Historical release counts describe those editions and do not track the current catalogue.