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A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s') [s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections() S=W.simple_reflections() T=W.reflections() for u in W: for v in W: if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v): K=Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(tu) and (tu).bruhat_le(v)]) if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length(): print([u,v])

A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s') [s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections() S=W.simple_reflections() T=W.reflections() for u in W: for v in W: if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v): K=Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(tu) and (tu).bruhat_le(v)]) if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length(): print([u,v])

A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s') [s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections() S=W.simple_reflections() prefix='s')

[s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections()

S=W.simple_reflections()

T=W.reflections() for u in W: for v in W: if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v): K=Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(tu) and (tu).bruhat_le(v)]) if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length(): print([u,v])

A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s')

[s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections()

S=W.simple_reflections()

prefix='s') [s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections() S=W.simple_reflections() T=W.reflections() for u in W: for v in W: if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v): K=Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(tu) and (tu).bruhat_le(v)]) if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length(): print([u,v])

A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s') [s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections() S=W.simple_reflections() T=W.reflections() prefix='s')

[s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections()

S=W.simple_reflections()

T=W.reflections()

for u in W:

    for v in W:
        for v in W:
             if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v):
                      K=Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(tu) and (tu).bruhat_le(v)])
    u.bruhat_le(t*u) and (t*u).bruhat_le(v)])

                    if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length():
                            print([u,v])

print([u,v])

A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s')

[s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections()

S=W.simple_reflections()

T=W.reflections()

for u in W:

    for v in W:

        if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v):

                    K=Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(t*u) and (t*u).bruhat_le(v)])

                    if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length():

                        print([u,v])

A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s')

[s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections()

S=W.simple_reflections()

T=W.reflections()

T=W.reflections() for u in W:

    for v in W:

        if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v):

                    K=Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(t*u) and (t*u).bruhat_le(v)])

                    if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length():

                        print([u,v])

A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s')

[s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections()

S=W.simple_reflections()

T=W.reflections() for u in W:

W:
        for v in W:
          if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v):
                      K=Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(t*u) and (t*u).bruhat_le(v)])

u.bruhat_le(tu) and (tu).bruhat_le(v)])
                        if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length():

                        print([u,v])
print([u,v])

A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s')

[s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections()

S=W.simple_reflections()

T=W.reflections() T=W.reflections()

for u in W: for v in W: if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v): K=Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(tu) and (tu).bruhat_le(v)]) if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length(): print([u,v])

A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s')

[s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections()

S=W.simple_reflections()

T=W.reflections()

for u in W:

    for v in W:
        for v in W:
            if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v):
                     K=Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(tu) and (tu).bruhat_le(v)])
    u.bruhat_le(t*u) and (t*u).bruhat_le(v)])
                    if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length():
                            print([u,v])

print([u,v])

A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s')

[s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections()

S=W.simple_reflections()

T=W.reflections()

for u in W:

W:
        for v in W:
         if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v):
                     K=Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(t*u) and (t*u).bruhat_le(v)])
u.bruhat_le(tu) and (tu).bruhat_le(v)])
                        if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length():
                        print([u,v])
print([u,v])

A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s')

[s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections()

S=W.simple_reflections()

T=W.reflections()

for u in W: for v in W: W:

        if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v):
                     K=Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(tu) and (tu).bruhat_le(v)])
    u.bruhat_le(t*u) and (t*u).bruhat_le(v)])
                    if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length():
                            print([u,v])

print([u,v])

A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s')

[s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections()

S=W.simple_reflections()

T=W.reflections()

for u in W: for v in W:

    for v in W:

        if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v):
                    K=Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(t*u) and (t*u).bruhat_le(v)])
                    if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length():
                        print([u,v])

A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s')

[s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections()

S=W.simple_reflections()

T=W.reflections()

for u in W:

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s')

[s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections()

S=W.simple_reflections()

T=W.reflections()

for u in W:

        for v in W:

         if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v):
                     K=Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(t*u) and (t*u).bruhat_le(v)])
                     if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length():
                         print([u,v])
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A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s')

[s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections()

S=W.simple_reflections()

T=W.reflections()

for u in W:

        for v in W:

            if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v):
                        K=Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(t*u) and (t*u).bruhat_le(v)])
                        if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length():
                            print([u,v])
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A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s')

[s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections()

S=W.simple_reflections()

T=W.reflections()

for u in W:

        for v in W:

            if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v):
                        K=Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(t*u) and (t*u).bruhat_le(v)])
                        if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length():
                            print([u,v])
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A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s')

[s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections()

S=W.simple_reflections()

T=W.reflections()

for u in W:

        for v in W:

            if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v):
                        K=Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(t*u) and (t*u).bruhat_le(v)])
                        if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length():
                            print([u,v])

A problem of the memory of the Kernel in sage 9.5.Memory full and Weyl group

I have a problem of finding all regular intervals in the Coxeter group A9. When I use the code below for small groups A1 up to A4 I find the intervals. But for big groups like A7,A8 A7, A8 (these are symmetric groups S8 and S9), etc in sage 9.5 they say that the memory is full. Is there a way of cleaning the used memory so that I can get the last intervals? Because I want to see how the last few intervals look like. Down is the code.

W=WeylGroup('A9', W = WeylGroup('A9', prefix='s')

[s1,s2,s3,s4,s5]=W.simple_reflections()

S=W.simple_reflections()

T=W.reflections()

s1, s2, s3, s4, s5 = W.simple_reflections()
S = W.simple_reflections()
T = W.reflections()
for u in W:
     for v in W:
         if u!=v and v!=W.long_element() u != v and v != W.long_element() and u.bruhat_le(v):
                        K=Set([t K = Set([t for t in T if u.bruhat_le(t*u) and (t*u).bruhat_le(v)])
             if K.cardinality()==v.length()-u.length():
                            print([u,v])
K.cardinality() == v.length() - u.length():
                print([u, v])