Dear Sage-combinat developers and Users!
As you know, we obtained funding from the NSF for sage-combinat development.
In particular, the grant funded the new combinat server in Seattle, graduate
students, and various Sage Days.
The NSF is very picky this year about the annual reports and requested
specific metrics to be reported on. One of them is the impact Sage/Sage-combinat
has on the community. One measurement for this are the publications citing
sage-combinat. If you used Sage/Sage-combinat, please make sure to cite it
in your papers as
@Misc{Sage-Combinat,
Author = {The {S}age-{C}ombinat community},
Title = {{S}age-{C}ombinat: enhancing {S}age as a toolbox for computer
exploration in algebraic combinatorics},
note= {{\tt http://combinat.sagemath.org}},
Year = 2008}
And please report your publications to Minh Van Nguyen <mvngu.n...@gmail.com>,
so that it
can be listed here:
http://www.sagemath.org/library-publications-combinat.html
Dan: I think your Lie groups book could be listed there!
Nicolas: I think your French Sage book should be listed there as well!
Thank you and have a productive time!
Anne
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