Thank you Jason Grout, your work with Sage Cell is impressive.
Below additional steps to make passwordless user and embed sage cell in web
site.
Before running sage cell you must have a user that can login without
password.
in order to facilitate the things, you can created the public key as
You have some ways to draw 2D curves in 3 variables f(x,y,z)
1.parametrize curve with two variables u,v with x = x(u,v); y = y(u,v); z =
z(u,v) then f(x,y,z) = F(u,v)
this can be done for many curves
2.use N discrete values for z and plot N curves f1(x,y) = f(x,y,z1), ...,
fN(x,y) = f(x,y,z
The "matime: Assertion `fscanf(fp, "%lf", &mflop[i])' failed." error is
fixed in Sage-6.1.rc0. Please give it a try and let us know if it works for
you.
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I think the tool is very useful to do regular dimension analysis.
Is there any module or any working procedure by which you can achieve a
similar result as with Matlab's sidebar?
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Assume A = time, B = frequency and C = intensity.
Doing 2D plot should be possible.
Best regards,
Sami
On Wednesday, 21 October 2009 18:43:54 UTC+3, kcrisman wrote:
>
> Dear Sami,
>
> Unfortunately, your request is somewhat vague. In general, it is not
> possible to visualize the graph of a f
Hello,
There are few issues with the packages compiling in 64bit mode; your GMP
required by GCC will not compile as 64 bit binary and this impacts
compilation for some of the SAGE packages; its best to compile a 32 bit
binary (SAGE64=no)
Then second item is to insure you are using at least GCC
Hi there is simple fix that I have communicated to a few people with great
success on some Linux, Solaris and HP; the problem is with the
initialization of DMA/SMA flags when sysinfo gets called.
The following recipe corrects scanf and pre-init problems wih sysinfo - let
me know if it works for
