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About (* -2147483648/2203319546073 4926328811737/4294967296) bug, -2147483648
is the MOST-NEGATIVE-FIXNUM. If we negate it, it become a bignum
and it is handled differently.
This new patch (for gcl-2.6.6) fix
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-Renaud Rioboo::
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- Laboratoire d'Informatique de Paris 6
- Universit Pierre et Marie Curie
- 4 Place Jussieu
- F-75252 Paris CEDEX 05
Renaud
Michael,
I also understand from your web page that you've done work in
finding rational points on curves.
Do you have explicit algorithms that you can point me to?
I'd like to look at how these might be implemented in Axiom.
Tim Daly
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Axiom-deve
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How is this different than what Axiom already does?
I can write:
\begin{axiom}
a:=2*asin(1)
a::Expression Float
digits(100)
a::Expression Float
\end{axiom}
So %pi already has this kind of "closure" built-in.
I
Michael,
I'm Tim Daly, the lead developer on Axiom. Axiom was originally
developed at IBM Research, was bought to NAG and was a commercial
competitor to Mathematica and Maple. It was withdrawn from the
market and is now free and open source software. (see
http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/axiom
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>From Kai Kaminski:
> I just read your posts about infinite precision floats on the Axiom
> list and I recalled that I have seen something like this a while ago. I
> am not sure if this is what you are looki
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Now that I'm awake the idea is coming back to me. What originally
triggered the thought was that we need a way to compute an answer
to a variable number of decimal places which could be expanded la
Hi,
Do you know why there is not the shallowlyMutable attribute in
rectangular (RMATCAT) and square matrix category in axiom (CAS) ?
Documentation of RMATCAT:
++ \spadtype{RectangularMatrixCategory} is a category of matrices of
++ fixed dimensions. The dimensions of the matrix will be para
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-Most people would expect the answer of 'z-x' to be '0.16887242 E-20' but this
ignores the fact that the display is converted from an internal binary
representation to a decimal one. During the co
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-$m$ has 53 bits stored in a 52 bit field (not including sign, note that in
base 2, the most significant digit normalized must be 1, so no need to store
it!) and $e$ has 11 bits (including sign, r
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-In 'FLOAT', conceptually the infinite precision floating point system, is
basically also finite precision floating point system, with the ability to
increase precision as requested. However, this
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>From Tim Daly Sun, 12 Jun 2005 17:17:54 -0500
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16 MathAction requires that Axiom library code must beging with ')abbrev'.
Typing ')abb' is not enough even though that works in Axiom itself.
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-I just started to hack together a couple of statistical functions. Should be
extended of course. The median could be implemented in 'O(n)' steps, but I
don't have the time.
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-\begin{axiom}
-)abb pa
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