On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 8:36 AM, avra <avracada...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I emailed William asking him the following questions, and he suggested
> I email everyone!
>
> Here we go:
>
> I am going to be using Sage in my thesis using stuff that we did last
> year at Sage Days 9 at SFU, but I have had to change a little bit,
> because things have been rewritten.
> So first thing, I am going to include Sage in my bibliography in the
> recommended format.
> How should I find out who has done what, and how should i acknowledge
> them properly?
> Should I send you all of my worksheets? or can you see them?

If you post a link to your worksheets, then I'm sure somebody on this
list can give you a list of recommended citations for that
functionality.

> I am not sure exactly what you need to best answer my question. I
> would love to credit as many people as possible, so you tell me where
> in my thesis how etc. I should do it and it will be done. I was using
> primarily graph theory type tings, and just Image producing stuff. I
> know Rob Miller did a lot of graph theory work. I am also not sure
> what
> version I used, but  have recently modified things, so maybe the most
> recent one?

Put the most recent version.  You can always type "version()" in Sage to get
the most recent.

> I hope that helps. Thank you!!!
>
> Avra



> ps. when this is done (hopefully soon) will I be added to the theses
> using Sage part?

Yes, definitely.  Just send us the precise reference.

> That would be neat. It is not complex stuff that I
> have been doing, but it could not have been done without it.

William

>
> >
>



-- 
William Stein
Associate Professor of Mathematics
University of Washington
http://wstein.org

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