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Why not use the PARI/GP kernel for Jupyter?
To install it on top of your Sage installation,
$ sage -pip install pari_jupyter
and then you can select it when creating a Jupyter worksheet.
Likewise, you can install the GAP and Singular kernels for Jupyter:
$ sage -pip install gap_jupyter
$ sage -pip install singular_jupyter
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Why not use the PARI/GP kernel for Jupyter?
To install it on top of your Sage installation,
$ sage -pip install -i pari_jupyter
and then you can select it when creating a Jupyter worksheet.
Likewise, you can install the GAP and Singular kernels for Jupyter:
$ sage -pip install -i gap_jupyter
$ sage -pip install -i singular_jupyter
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
Why not use the PARI/GP kernel for Jupyter?
To install it on top of your Sage installation,
$ sage -i pari_jupyter
and then you can select it when creating a Jupyter worksheet.
Likewise, you can install the GAP GAP, R and Singular kernels for Jupyter:
$ sage -i gap_jupyter
$ sage -i r_jupyter
$ sage -i singular_jupyter
