See also the answer to your question for Jupyter
at
http://ask.sagemath.org/question/32474/how-to-import-the-file-functionpy-to-worksheet-sage-sagemath-loaded-by-virtual-machine-virtualbox/
On Saturday, February 6, 2016 at 6:36:02 PM UTC-5, kcrisman wrote:
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> I want to import a file function
On Saturday, February 6, 2016, kcrisman wrote:
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> how to user a external program to plot graphic? ex: gnuplot, xmaxima,
>> mgnuplot
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> I don't believe Sage includes any of those external plotting programs,
> though we have an interface
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Correct. Gnuplot is not GPL compatibly licen
> how to user a external program to plot graphic? ex: gnuplot, xmaxima,
> mgnuplot
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I don't believe Sage includes any of those external plotting programs,
though we have an interface to gnuplot. See
http://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/reference/interfaces/sage/interfaces/gnuplot.html
for
> I want to import a file function called "function.py" to my Worksheet. How
> to do?
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I don't use the VM solution, but likely we'd want to know where your file
is located, whether you are using the notebook interface or the Jupyter
notebook or the command line, etc. in order to say how to l
how to user a external program to plot graphic? ex: gnuplot, xmaxima,
mgnuplot
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I want to import a file function called "function.py" to my Worksheet. How
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Hello,
I opened a ticket
Wrong approximate real roots of cubic equation and matrix eigenvalues #412
because frustrating me too much :-) (joking)
Is it ok or am i math foolish ?
Maybe there are two tickets in one : one for Maxima (behind the scene
solver) and one for Sage (converting argumen
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> there is subgraph_search_iterator()
> which might not be optimized for cycles too much, but does the job, I
> guess:
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+1. That's the easiest way to get them. If performance is a problem you may
want to work a bit more on the exploration algorithm, but if you do so do
not overestimate what
Thanks, but without knowing how this is obtained, it is not useful, sorry.
(we need to know OS, which Sage version, binary or source install, and a
sequence of commands that led to the crash)
On Saturday, February 6, 2016 at 9:47:13 AM UTC, Herb Doughty wrote:
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there is subgraph_search_iterator()
which might not be optimized for cycles too much, but does the job, I guess:
sage: p=graphs.HeawoodGraph(); p
Heawood graph: Graph on 14 vertices
sage: c=graphs.CycleGraph(14); c
Cycle graph: Graph on 14 vertices
sage: len(list(p.subgraph_search_iterator(c)))
67
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