On Monday, 14 September 2015 13:35:15 UTC-7, Nathann Cohen wrote: > > > I don't quite see how this is a practical strategy in general. There > might > > be algorithms and procedures that can be implemented in a relatively > > stand-alone fashion, but I expect that most non-trivial mathematical > > functionality will work a lot better if it's built to make use of the > > infrastructure that we have available, such as coercion framework. > > Depends what you use Sage for. Personally, I don't use coercion. > Hmm, isn't comparing an element of GF(q) with 1 using coersion? And I saw such comparisons in your code :-)
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