define function on two sets
Hi. I have two sets: X, Y. I want to define a function
F : X ->Y
and I have the values of f(x). I searched the net but found nothing. thanks.
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Hi. I have two sets: X, Y. I want to define a function
F : X ->Y
and I have the values of f(x). I searched the net but found nothing. thanks.
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Your question is not very clear to me. I suppose that X and Y are finite sets. If you know a map from X to Y and you want to define it in SageMath, you may define a dictionary with keys X and values Y : define
d = dict()
and thend[x] = y
for all pairs (x,y) such that y=f(x). If on the other hand you have f defined in some way, such as a dictionary or something similar, and you want it truly as a function, you may write (I use the dictionary, known globally):Could you please provide the sets and the function you want to deal with in Sage ?