It really is pretty easy to set up a server, and if you have any
problems you can write in here. The documentation from
sage: notebook?
should be enough to get started, and if not it should be improved.
-M. Hampton
On Sep 23, 12:06 pm, michel wrote:
> Yes, we are using sagenb.org.
>
> I actu
Thanks, I just figured this out right after I posted. This should
have been obvious, I guess I got brain tired.
Thanks again,
Eric
On Sep 23, 2009, at 2:13 PM, Jason Grout wrote:
>
> Eric Jackson wrote:
>> To address my dilemma regarding line plots, I read about matplotlib
>> at
>> http://m
Joe wrote:
> Ah, so using Sage you have to import the ix_ function separately,
> where apparently in the enthought distribution you dont have to.
> Although now Sage is telling me that the entries I have in the
> variable 'b' need to be integers (which I think has to do with the
> fact that I am r
Ah, so using Sage you have to import the ix_ function separately,
where apparently in the enthought distribution you dont have to.
Although now Sage is telling me that the entries I have in the
variable 'b' need to be integers (which I think has to do with the
fact that I am running Sage 4.1 as I
Joe wrote:
> Hey, I have some code that I wrote with my Enthought python
> distribution on my laptop which uses the ix_ command for arrays and
> matrices in numpy, for example:
>
> a=array([1,2,3,4,5,6])
> b=[3,4]
> a[ix_(b)]
>
> gives: array([4,5])
>
> but when using Sage on the computers at w
Hey, I have some code that I wrote with my Enthought python
distribution on my laptop which uses the ix_ command for arrays and
matrices in numpy, for example:
a=array([1,2,3,4,5,6])
b=[3,4]
a[ix_(b)]
gives: array([4,5])
but when using Sage on the computers at work it does not recognize
this co
Eric Jackson wrote:
> To address my dilemma regarding line plots, I read about matplotlib at
> http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/users/transforms_tutorial.html.
> This is a library that a user can import into their Sage worksheet to
> allow then more flexibility with plots. When using matplotlib,
Here is my reply to a question of a colleague. Is there an easy
document that tells the requirements of a class sage server? (i.e.,
memory, setting bridged networking on, maybe some example
configurations, showing how to use the server_pool option, etc...)?
Ben Woodruff wrote:
>
> I took my
To address my dilemma regarding line plots, I read about matplotlib at
http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/users/transforms_tutorial.html.
This is a library that a user can import into their Sage worksheet to
allow then more flexibility with plots. When using matplotlib, the
user may have to apply
Yes, we are using sagenb.org.
I actually talked to our tech guy at one point about creating a local
SAGE server for our school, and he thought he could probably do it,
but he's just been swamped.
But I noticed that sagenb has really become pretty smooth over the
last year or so, so I went ahead
Finally I have jsMath working on my server.
Try
http://pirsqr.com:1843/
Really strange works great on IE8, but not quit as good with FireFox.
The integrator has all the pretty print. Put "int" in the type and
take a look at the pretty print output.
I would like some feedback on how FireFox do
Mac OS X. Sage was compiled from source.
This all seems like a path problem, really.
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Although I am not a network guru, it sounds like your tech guy is
right and the proxy server is causing the trouble. I don't know how
you would fix that, but maybe someone else on this list does.
There is an upcoming rewrite of the notebook-server implementation
that might help with this but Wil
Hi,
I'm a high school math teacher experimenting with getting students to
use SAGE. I've been successful in getting my students to open their
own notebook accounts. I took my classes to the computer lab one day,
and during the session the kids started experiencing other names on
their accounts.
Many thanks Tim !
> If you simply copy-paste into the sage commandline, you will get that
> error...
> Last time I tried `sage.el`, there was a command to send input
> directly to the comandline buffer...
Perfect ! I pass the edited buffer to sage-mode in emacs,
get then a new sage-send-region,
If you simply copy-paste into the sage commandline, you will get that error
since after the `return(1)` line, indention goes back one level, like so:
sage: def ff(n):
:if n == 0:
:return(1)
:else:
---
[Errors]
Sin
Hello Everybody !
With sage in emacs I test this single function, but I get an error :
> def ff (n) :
> if n==0 :
> return(1)
> else :
> return(n*ff(n-1))
I type theses lines in a buffer, and I copy by Ctrl-K / Ctrl-Y in
sage-buffer
Then I get this error :
> : : :
Hi Francois,
On Mon, 21 Sep 2009 21:22:39 +0200
Francois Maltey wrote:
> Concretely
> ??? I'll don't see how to operate over exp(2x) => exp(x)^2.
> ??? Is there a hold (or freeze) function in sage which remains
> exp(a)^2. Also look at integrate (exp(2*x)/(exp(3*x)+1), x). The
> changevar is y
On Tue, 22 Sep 2009 18:47:50 -0700 (PDT)
The_Fool wrote:
>
> I managed to create the symbolic polygamma function as psi(order,x).
> Psi is limited in what it can do, though. I can get it to grab
> special values from Maxima's or GiNaC's table, but I still cannot get
> it to approximate any val
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