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1 year ago | marked best answer | Substituting variables in instances of elements of SymmetricFunctions of polynomial rings I am working with
following which I declare |
1 year ago | commented answer | Substituting variables in instances of elements of SymmetricFunctions of polynomial rings Seems to be doing the job quite alright. I find it unintuitive and restrictive that the substitution has to be made into |
1 year ago | edited question | Substituting variables in instances of elements of SymmetricFunctions of polynomial rings Substituting variables in instances of elements of SymmetricFunctions of polynomial rings I am working with R.<q,t& |
1 year ago | commented question | Substituting variables in instances of elements of SymmetricFunctions of polynomial rings I mean being able to evaluate something like Ht[2,1,1] but with the substitution q=t or t=1. |
1 year ago | edited question | Substituting variables in instances of elements of SymmetricFunctions of polynomial rings Substituting variables in instances of elements of polynomial rings I am working with R.<q,t> = PolynomialRing(Q |
1 year ago | edited question | Substituting variables in instances of elements of SymmetricFunctions of polynomial rings Substituting variables in instances of elements of polynomial rings I am working with R.<q,t> = PolynomialRing(Q |
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1 year ago | edited question | Applying RREF transformation of one matrix to another Applying RREF transformation of one matrix to another Given a matrix M, let M' be the matrix created by M.rref(). Let E |
1 year ago | commented question | Add co_arm_length method to Sage partitions Just to be clear, do you want me to write the method directly into my copy of Sage @FrédéricC ? Apologies for the late r |
1 year ago | commented question | Add co_arm_length method to Sage partitions Just to be clear, do you want me to write the function directly into my copy of Sage @FrédéricC ? Apologies for the late |
1 year ago | commented question | Add co_arm_length method to Sage partitions Just to be clear, do you want me to write the function directly into my copy of Sage? @FrédéricC |
1 year ago | commented question | Bug: RSK Kills Kernel @FrédéricC I remarked the same above. However, in this case, RSK should return a ValueError, and not kill the kernel ins |
1 year ago | commented question | Bug: RSK Kills Kernel @FredericC I remarked the same above. However, in this case, RSK should return a ValueError, and not kill the kernel ins |
1 year ago | commented question | Bug: RSK Kills Kernel @FredericC I remarked the same above. However, in this case, RSK should return a ValueError, and not kill the kernel ins |
1 year ago | commented question | Bug: RSK Kills Kernel @FredericC I remarked the same above. However, in this case, RSK should return a ValueError, and not kill the kernel ins |
1 year ago | asked a question | Bug: RSK Kills Kernel Bug: RSK Kills Kernel I am using Sage 10.0 on an M2 Silicon chip Macbook Air 13'. Method of replicating bug: I accident |
1 year ago | commented question | Add co_arm_length method to Sage partitions That's not the same as co-arm, though. In English notation, the cells to the right constitute the arm, and the cells to |
1 year ago | commented question | Add co_arm_length method to Sage partitions That's not the same as co-arm, though. In English notation, the cells to the right constitute the arm, and the cells to |
1 year ago | commented question | Add co_arm_length method to Sage partitions That's not the same as co-arm, though. In English notation, the cells to the right constitute the arm, and the cells to |
1 year ago | edited question | Add co_arm_length method to Sage partitions Add co_arm_length method to Sage partitions There is a method arm_length(i,j) which returns the arm length of the partit |
1 year ago | asked a question | Add co_arm_length method to Sage partitions Add co_arm_length method to Sage partitions There is a method arm_length(i,j) which returns the arm length of the partit |
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1 year ago | commented question | Variable Matrices on Sage Okay, I am not sure what happened. The command matrix(R,n,n) seemed to be yielding this error. But when I ran the notebo |
1 year ago | edited question | Variable Matrices on Sage Variable Matrices on Sage I am using Sagemath 10. I wish to work with matrices whose entries are multivariate polynomial |
1 year ago | commented question | Variable Matrices on Sage Before that, I must remark that it didn't resolve the issue. It complains about getting too many arguments. Which makes |
1 year ago | commented question | Variable Matrices on Sage Before that, I must remark that it didn't resolve the issue. It complains about getting too many arguments. |
1 year ago | edited question | Variable Matrices on Sage Variable Matrices on Sage I am using Sagemath 10. I wish to work with matrices whose entries are multivariate polynomial |
1 year ago | commented question | Variable Matrices on Sage Before that, I must remark that it didn't resolve the issue. It complains about getting too many arguments. |
1 year ago | edited question | Variable Matrices on Sage Variable Matrices on Sage I wish to work with matrices whose entries are multivariate polynomial ring variables (nothing |
1 year ago | edited question | Variable Matrices on Sage Variable Matrices on Sage I wish to work with matrices whose entries are multivariate polynomial ring variables (nothing |
1 year ago | edited question | Variable Matrices on Sage Variable Matrices on Sage I wish to work with matrices whose entries are ring variables (nothing funky, R = PolynomialRi |
1 year ago | edited question | Variable Matrices on Sage Variable Matrices on Sage I wish to work with matrices whose entries are ring variables (nothing funky, PolynomialRing(Q |
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1 year ago | commented answer | Dark Mode Jupyter Notebook Thanks! Your method of loading the themes didn't work (in particular my notebook couldn't find jupyterthemes), but the d |
1 year ago | commented answer | Dark Mode Jupyter Notebook Thanks! Your method of loading the themes didn't work, but the documentation on the webpage asks me to run !jt -r <i |
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