On 9/12/11 10:29 PM, Alexander Juarez wrote:
Hi Jason,
This is really neat and I love the way the code view is integrated. I
was checking out the cell, and would suggest a version optimized for
handhelds.
We have been waiting for http://jquerymobile.com/ to come out of beta
before moving to it
Hi Jason,
This is really neat and I love the way the code view is integrated. I
was checking out the cell, and would suggest a version optimized for
handhelds.
Awesome work,
Alex Juarez
On Jul 29, 2011, at 2:11 PM, Jason Grout wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'd like to announce a trial beta run of a
On 9/12/11 7:27 AM, fbotana wrote:
Hi all,
I've been using the single cell server at sagenb.org:5467 during a
couple of months and I find that it is a very interesting tool for
remote computations. Thanks!
I tried to install the server, but in each trial I get errors. Would
it be possible to get
> I don't really want a giant proliferation of sages on my computer,
> though, so I'd still appreciate pointers on eventually deleting some
> of them. (I'll leave the badly behaved ones for testing for now,
> though.)
That is REALLY easy. You just take them and delete them, however you
do it on y
On 09/12/11 10:02, Michael Orlitzky wrote:
>
>> (p1 - p2).full_simplify()
> 0
>> p1.coefficient(t, 2)
> 1/4*(2*x - sqrt(2))^2
>> p2.coefficient(t, 2)
> 0
Disregard that, coefficient() does not work how I thought it did.
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As I've tried to work on this issue, I've encountered another
(smaller) problem.
I got the following from the sage command line--
sage: macaulay2.eval('y = 10')
10
sage: macaulay2('y - 3')
7
However, when I type the following into the sage notebook--
macaulay2.eval('y = 10')
macaulay2('y - 3')
Ok, I'll do that overnight tonight. Will report again tomorrow.
I don't really want a giant proliferation of sages on my computer,
though, so I'd still appreciate pointers on eventually deleting some
of them. (I'll leave the badly behaved ones for testing for now,
though.)
Kate
Katherine Stang
> However, upon running a full doctest, I discovered that calculus/
> riemann.pyx was producing errors. Below you'll find the riemann
> errors, the zlib log file contents (quite possibly unrelated!), and my
> full system information.
>
> If it is suggested I do so, I'll open a ticket.
>
> Also, if
I installed 4.7.1 yesterday from source as a user. (Note: I have
another sage elsewhere in the tree that I had done an unsuccessful
source upgrade to.) It produced an error, but when I rebooted and
typed 'make' again it didn't produce the error again. The error was
spkg/logs/zlib-1.2.5.log:sa
I'm trying to compute the lagrange polynomial in 't' through three
points containing 'x' terms.
1. It's hell =) but there's sort-of a trac ticket for that already[1].
The example given doesn't work when the data contain other symbolic
values. I ultimately had to get the coefficients and reconstruc
Hi,
I'm using macaulay2.eval(""" """) to evaluate a block of text in
macaulay2. I would like to define an ideal outside of that block of
macaulay2 code and use it inside the block of macaulay2 code. It seems
that when I define an ideal outside of the macaulay2 section, that
ideal does not have ty
Hi all,
I've been using the single cell server at sagenb.org:5467 during a
couple of months and I find that it is a very interesting tool for
remote computations. Thanks!
I tried to install the server, but in each trial I get errors. Would
it be possible to get a VirtualBox appliance with the sing
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