Publication from the Madrid Complutense university :

https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/CMIB/issue/view/4007

French revue Contrechant. Not exactly new but...

https://books.openedition.org/contrechamps/1727

Some composers work with that.

I've made a few patches that use the pd file format feathures.

This one loads selected parts of a pd file.

And this one converts what you patch into dynamic patching instructions.

They don't handle most of gui and data structures objects.

Hello
The idea here is clear.
In order to facilitate the creation of web pd websites,
we should make a collection of patches and fragments of patche that use the pool of objects webpd offers.
For this to make sense, we also gonna need the website codes that go along.

I put this first link as a starter pack.

There is a little mistake,
the description of a subpatch goes from a "canvas" to a "restore" , not from a restore to a restore. After a "restore", you go back to the patch that contains the subpatch, and you can add objects and wires.

In this topic I wrote all I know, and I think it covers both your problems. Check also if the patch doesn't contain objects not implemented in webpd.

AI

Everything is on the title I think. This site archives mathematical sequences, classify them and in a section you can listen to some of them turned into music.

The site accepts submissions so I suppose there is a way to participate.

Is it totally exempt of mistakes ? I don't know. Does it seem mystical at first glance ? A little but there is no reason . Sequences could be a great help to composition and synthesis

To give some details:

I bought a 250€ asus VT207N, ten points multitouch. Well responsive and the colors are well rendered. No bad surprises when you do infographies to be printed.
I bought a driver for 80€+20€ lifelong support.

I use a tuio server included in the driver along with a tuio pure data library.
Works perfectly. Each point can trigger anything you want.

On this website you can find a huge quantity of informations related to mathematics.