Hi,
you could also check out reduce[1] with the redten[2] package, which
worked very well and fast(!) for me, not comparable to the Maple tensor
package.
Regards,
Felix
[1] http://www.reduce-algebra.com/
[2] http://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/~harper/redten.html
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Alex Raichev schrieb:
Hi,
> Am i doing something wrong, or does the example below demonstrate a
> bug in Sage's n() function?
> sage: a= gamma(1/3)
> sage: a.n()
> 2.67893853470775
> sage: f= a*x
> sage: c=f.coefficients(); c
> [[gamma(1/3), 1]]
> sage: c[0][0].n()
>
Hi,
at first I want to thank you very much for sage which is a great piece
of software; it was for long time my wish to have an open source math
system.
I am currently running sage via the sage-mode emacs interface (emacs 23
under a debian testing kde 4 environment). However, I have with this
in
