On Mar 25, 9:22 am, kcrisman <kcris...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Is it possible that the cvxopt package could help out?  Your problem
> is not convex optimization per se but maybe it would have something
> useful?  This package uses LAPACK (also part of Sage), which "provides
> routines for solving systems of simultaneous linear equations".
>
> Also, is it possible (someone else will have to answer this) that
> using the Pynac symbolic variables could help out?  But Maxima is
> called for solve, so perhaps that wouldn't really help...
>
> Or could you just use a big matrix and solve it that way?  Maybe I am
> misinterpreting your question.
>
> I hope *one* of these ideas helps!
>
> - kcrisman



I'm going to check. Actually, what I'm trying to do is find the
vertices of a polytope given by some hyperplanes (therefore the linear
equations). I know about polymake, but it can't do symbolic

Like
ax+by = 3
bx+dy=5
a,b,c,d constants

I know I could get a matrix and use linear algebra to get a fast
solution without worrying about symbolics
but when the systems are like
ax+by=p
cx+dy=q
with a,b,c,d constants, the vector in Ax=b is not numeric, so I turn
to symbolic solving
(actually those are simplificatinos, I'm doing 9-variable systems)

Thatnks for the hints, I will check the options you meantioned
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