MATHS is an attempt to free mathematical notation from the tyrany of blackboards and dead trees. I'm searching for a way to record ideas quickly, cheaply, simply, on simple devices, and then calculate with them...MATHS describes ideas not algorithms. It helps all parts of the software process. MATHS stands for "Multi-purpose Abstractions, Terminology, Heuristics and Symbols."
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