This will work directly SAGE:
sage: Z = [ (1/2 + n*I/10).zeta() for n in range(70,150) ]
sage: Z_xy = [(w.real(). w.imag()) for w in Z]
sage: show(list_plot(Z_xy))
Its probably better to do this in the notebook,
but either way works.
There are many other plot functions built into SAGE, see the d
HI,
I am new to SAGE. After the first compilation there was an error about
some missing software package. I installed it and called "make" again
after which it finished without errors.
Then I tried some of the simple calc examples in ipython and the
notebook successfully. Among them also '2+2' in
Hi,
I use Kanotix (debian Sid) on a Pentium4 32bit box.
When I first compiled SAGE into a subdir in my homedir it ended with an
error message about a missing program, which I added and then called
make again. Now it compiled SAGE successfully (took 1 hour and no
error messages). Then I made a few
