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You can "download Axiom":AxiomDownload or [build Axiom] from source code and
[update Axiom]
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How to update Axiom
(instead of downloading it anew)
This page contains some manual step-by-step instructions which are
normally faster than recompiling Axiom from new sources. The
instructions include how/where to down
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Bill:
Could you help me and others by posting a page (with a link on FrontPage) how to
update Axiom (instead of downloading anew)? I do not mean a one-click type (that
would be nice), but some step by step instructions, even if manually entered,
would be ok (as long as it is faster than recompilin
Hello,
Here the progress I made so far in porting axiom to Tiger
Modified configure to add Darwin -> darwin
Modified Makefile.pamphlet Makefile.MACOSX -> Makefile.darwin
Did not change PLF MACOSXplatform
Remove -I/usr/include/sys from CCF who caused sigaction not to be
recognized proper
Since you're the one writing the code you're welcome to choose
whatever path you'd like. If you can make an XML path work then
that's fine with me.
t
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I just finished reading the details of IEEE Standard 754 (floating
point numbers). It's quite an impressive document. Highly recommended
reading.
t
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Heow,
I think I have already explained why I think both you and Tim
are right but your conclusion is wrong. At the risk of
perpetuating a thread with marginal value, but since every
time I look on the web I find that some else has already said
it better than me, let me just quote Aaron Crane:
htt
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Michael Stoll has given us permission to use his CREAL lisp code in
Axiom. He has power series code which we can use if we want. Further,
he doing work in finding rational points on curves (a private
discussion elsewhere) so this is another area of potential
interest. He points out that the mai
I'll have to agree with Tim on this...
1. XML is open
2. XML is standard
3. XML really sucks
Sometimes you realize that particular practices, procedures and entire
social systems are fundementally broken. That said, it dosen't mean you
must follow them, especially if it negatively affects
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\begin{axiom}
)set output algebra on
)set output tex off
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empty()$Matrix(INT)
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A certified, corecursive implementation
of exact Real Numbers
Alberto Ciaffaglione a, Pietro Di Gianantonio
http://www.dimi.uniud.it/~ciaffagl/Papers/reals.pdf
Abstract
We implement exact real numbers in the logical fram
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\begin{axiom}
L :=[a = b, c = d]
solve(L,[b])
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There is apparently a lot of work on this subject.
Some History
http://www.rbjones.com/rbjpub/cs/cs006.htm
> The lazy digit sequence approach (similar to lazy power series) has,
> for example, been implemented by Micha
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This doesn't work:
\begin{axiom}
L := [ A = 2*P1+P2, B = 2*P2+P1, C = 2*Q1+Q2, D = 2*Q2+Q1]
solve(L, [P1,P2])
\end{axiom}
But it should, observe this:
\begin{axiom}
SA:=solve([L.1,L.2],[P1,P2])
SB:=solve([L.3,L.4],[Q1,Q2]
"Page, Bill" wrote:
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> On Tuesday, June 14, 2005 11:52 PM Tim Daly wrote:
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> > > > \spadcommand{x:=2}\bound{x}
> > > > \spadcommand{y:=3}\bound{y}
> > > > \spadcommand{x*y}\free{x}\free{y}
> > > >
> > > > clicking on the third expression tells the browser that it needs to
> > > > find a meani
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I think the most urgent task is not to reimplement hyperdoc, but to make sure
that it still works as it was (say in the NAG version). This meant all the
searches and links must work. Currently (at l
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Subject: [Axiom-developer] Mathematics Subject Classification
There is a mathematics subject classification scheme list at
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