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| 2011-04-06 14:34:59 +0200 | asked a question | Complex forms and differentials Can Sage handle complex differential forms and the \partial and \bar\partial operators? I tried naively defining the d-bar operator before as (in Latex) \bar d \bar u, but I got an error saying that conjugation wasn't defined for the differential form class. Is there a way of handling this other than defining the real and imaginary parts of all variables and brutally defining the \partial and \bar\partial operators? |
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