Hi Alessandro,
On Sun, Mar 20, 2011 at 05:48:22PM -0700, Alessandro De Luca wrote:
> I am writing because the conjugate_position method (for finite words)
> is not working the way I expected. I believe that the output for
>
> w.conjugate(-1).conjugate_position(w)
>
> should equal w.length()-1 for all words w on at least two letters.
> However, I seem to get no answer, all the time (just as if the two
> words were not conjugate). All other positions, apart from -1, seem to
> work just fine.
> I'm running the latest Sage version, 4.6.2.
I don't know what the right thing should be here. But please include
examples with the obtained output and the output you'd expect:
sage: w = ...
sage.conjugate(-1).conjugate_position(w)
...
Whatever is the conclusion of the discussion, those should be added to
the documentation with an explanation; so this is not wasted time, and
it makes things concrete.
Thanks!
Nicolas
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