Traceback (most recent call
>> last)
>> Cell In[16], line 1
>> > 1 mathematica_console()
>>
>> NameError: name 'mathematica_console' is not defined
>>
>> Is this command not available anymore?
>>
>> Thank
ror: name 'mathematica_console' is not defined
Is this command not available anymore?
Thanks a lot
Pablo
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Thanks a lot, Dima.
I followed your advice, and fricas is now installed.
Pablo
El lunes, 24 de octubre de 2022 a las 12:02:58 UTC+2, dim...@gmail.com
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> On Mon, Oct 24, 2022 at 11:21 AM Pablo Vitoria wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I run Sage 9.7 in Arch linux
Hi,
I run Sage 9.7 in Arch linux under WSL2
I wanted to install FriCas inside Sage, with sage -i fricas. But -i seems
to be an unknown option.
Kind regards,
Pablo
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> Dear Pablo Fernandez,
>
> thanks a lot for your suggestion. Unfortunately, it does not work in my case
> and the error sounds a bit strange to me. As you suggested, I tried
> xx=[0.5*I, 1*I,
> 5*I,10*I,50*I,100*I,500*I,1000*I,5000*I,1*I,5*10^4*I,10^5*I,5*10^5*I,10^6*I,5*10
On Thu, Jul 12, 2012 at 2:57 PM, Urs Hackstein
wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> unfortunately I couldn't find any explanations on a least squares solution
> routine in Sage. http://www.sagemath.org/doc/numerical_sage/scipy.html tells
> me that there exists one, but the documentation is still to be written.
.
figure1.save('/home/username/Desktop/figure1.svg')
You can read the doc about any function right in the notebook. For
example, just type:
polygon?
Cheers! Pablo
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the interface meant to be used ?
Thanks,
Pablo
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LDFLAGS="-L/path-to-sage/local/lib/python2.6"
and many similar combinations without success. Did I miss some step ?
Thank you,
Pablo
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Indeed, this is exactly what I was looking for !
Thank you very much !
On 7 avr, 21:59, Pablo Angulo wrote:
> Is the following enough for your purposes?
>
> @interact
> def _(M=matrix(ZZ,4,4)):
> ...do something with M...
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Is the following enough for your purposes?
@interact
def _(M=matrix(ZZ,4,4)):
...do something with M...
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Hi,
Right now I use the excellent @interact feature to allow users input a
lot of parameters. As they often represent coefficient of matrices to
be used in the cell (numpy matrices), I was wondering whether it was
possible to input them directly as a matrix.
Best,
Pablo
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such
polynomials: how could we obtain one of "small" degree using sage?
Pablo and John
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> Are you saying iptables allows you to open a port (8000), but only
> Sage can use
> that port, and not another process that run at port 8000? If so, that is
> something ipfilter can't do to my knowledge.
Yes, I'm sure. Turns out that ufw is just a simpler interface to
iptables, and ufw allows t
> I don't use Linux, so I don't know the syntax for the firewall. But any
> half-reasonable firewall will allow you to open only a specific port.
I'd rather allow the host to communicate only with the sage server using
a filter for the ip.
Almost any linux distro has iptables installed, and it's v
And also:
sage: p//q
t - 5/6
sage: p%q
-11/18
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URL: ht
k it's not dangerous and there's no simpler
way to achieve the same result. I've noticed the "log" option in the
notebook has all the history of the worksheets, but it doesn't look very
usable at plain sight.
Regards
Pablo Angulo
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Hello,
I'm preparing a live dvd with a lot of software for next year students,
and it should be based on the LTS ubuntu hardy, for a couple of reasons.
There are no binaries for hardy in the mirrors, but there have been
binaries in the past.
I tried to compile the sources yesterday. It failed,
currently connected users ?
- When sharing a worksheet among many users, do they share the same
running session ? In this case how are concurrent instructions
processed ?
Best,
Pablo
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l the sun java plugin if you install a 32bit firefox:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1174435
However, if you use the TeXmacs session, and write for example:
g=sphere()
show(g)
a jmol window pops up and works ok with the openjdk.
Regards
Pablo
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log(x) + exp(x) = x^3
equation2.substitute(substitutions) -> f(x) = x^3
equation2.substitute(f=log) -> log(x) = x^3
Why is there no substitution in the second line ? How can I be assured
that the substitution has effectively taken place when I substitute
for man
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