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I don't think it is normal the fact that in my code, if we choose p = 2 (line 9), and if we replace the 6th line of code starting from the end (line 377) with if p! = 127 : (trying so to calculate the limit when p = 2) it crashes my PC (notebook 9.0,UBUNTU 18.04) without generating any error messages !.
PapyFlammy method used in my code
I don't think it is normal the fact that in my code, if we choose p = 2 (line 9), and if we replace the 6th line of code starting from the end (line 377) with if p! = 127 : (trying so to calculate the limit when p = 2) it crashes my PC (notebook 9.0,UBUNTU 18.04) without generating any error messages !.
PapyFlammy method used in my code
[edited : 2019/01/07 adding content of error message I got following adding the assume cmd]:
GNU nano 2.9.3 /home/ortollj/.sage/crash_logs/crash_nj84d4qw.log
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[New LWP 3329]
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