Well, here's some sort of NAG/PDE work with Axiom:
http://www.cs.bath.ac.uk/~wn/Papers/symbInterface2.ps
and another Axiom related paper:
http://www.cs.bath.ac.uk/~wn/Papers/monteCarCat3.ps
Can't read them since I have no postscript viewer available, so I dunno
how good they might be :-/. Is t
Hello Bill,
On 16 Dec 2005 at 10:16, Bill Page wrote:
> web site. What we need most I think is for someone to explicitly
> take on the task of helping to maintain and develop the FAQ.
> It is easy for anyone who has a browser to do this from anywhere
> in the world.
Yes, I believe you, but it is
Hello Bill,
On 16 Dec 2005 at 13:10, billpage wrote:
> Changes http://wiki.axiom-developer.org/FrontPage/diff
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> The font style is easily changed.
>
> I changed the style so that the same font (verdana, arial,
> helvetica, sans-serif in order of preference) is used on
> all pages?
>
> D
> As simple as possible: Axiom has a kernel in written in C or LISP and
> the rest is Aldor. Bill, would you consider that too simple?
AARRGGGHHH! C is one of the most non-portable languages I know.
an #ifdef here, an #ifdef there, here a #else, there #define,
under there 3 #includes with 17 subi
Greetings! Please keep in mind the alternate build instructions for
axiom on this platform (no native object relocation in GCL).
Take care,
Paulo Jabardo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thanks, it worked fine. Now I will try to compile axiom with this version
> Paulo Jabardo
> Camm Maguire <[EMAI
Hello,
On 16 Dec 2005 at 4:00, kratt6 wrote:
> Changes http://wiki.axiom-developer.org/AxiomProgramming/diff
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> Axiom's programming languages
> LaTeX
>
> is the language we use for "documenting":LiterateProgramming
> everything.
LaTeX is not a language, it is a library of commands.
C Y <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
...
>> Also, I seem to recall seeing a package to do Lie symmetry
>> analysis of PDEs in Axiom, but I can't come across it again.
>> (Googling "Axiom" and anything mathematical doesn't always
>> give results about the CAS.) What, if anything, is out there?
>
> Maybe
On December 16, 2005 11:01 AM Martin Rubey wrote:
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> Why is there a link from Algebra to CharacteristicNonZero ?
>
% asq -cc Algebra
says:
(Join
(Ring)
(Module t#1)
(CATEGORY domain
(SIGNATURE coerce
($ t#1
So I think the link to Charac
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Greetings!
With current cvs 2.6.8pre, I just took your patch, and changed the
GCLVERSION to gcl-system in both Makefile and Makefile.pamphlet. Then
I pointed the PATH to ~/gcl-2.6.8pre/bin:$PATH, set the AXIOM env
variable as you instructed, and make AWK=awk.
I get down to the following:
tangli
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I changed the style so that the same font (verdana, arial,
helvetica, sans-serif in order of preference) is used on
all pages?
Does everyone agree that this looks better? Or does anyone
have another sugges
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The new front page looks much, much better than the old Wiki. I believe these
sorts of things actually can help the credibility of your project more than
some would like to believe ;-) How hard would it be to make all the other pages
look
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- At first it might be confusing: So many programming languages to choose
from. There is Lisp, Boot, Spad, Aldor and even more. So what do I really need
to learn?
-
- Lisp
At first it might be confusing: So many prog
Why is there a link from Algebra to CharacteristicNonZero ?
Martin
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On December 16, 2005 6:54 AM Ralf Hemmecke wrote:
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> I know it's a stupid question for a living thing like MathAction,
> but since I am usually offline when I work on Axiom, I would be
> happy to have a local copy of all the information on my computer.
> Is there any hope to get something like th
Axiom Developers;
Obviously this is also of interest to Axiom developers. I think
we should encourage the creation of such an association in
France and in other countries as well.
Regards,
Bill Page.
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> Hmmm, I don't know whether it is worth spending many hours on the spad
> language. You know, I am a bit against spad. Although quite similar,
> SPAD is not the same as Aldor. And I would rather like to see SPAD
> replaced by Aldor. Eliminate the SPAD language in favour of Aldor.
not to worry,
On December 15, 2005 6:01 PM Ralf Hemmecke wrote:
> ...
> I somehow have the impression that the FAQ section is a bit
> unwritten and does not really invite people to put in their
> questions that will perhaps be answered by somebody who can.
> Bill, what do you think about making it more explicit
Hi Derek,
http://people.csail.mit.edu/drayside/latex/dotla/
In the .pdf you were asking for some code to maintain newlines within
\digraph to carry over to the output.
I am not sure whether it's the right way, but I guess you might like
this little piece of code in the attachment. So "
They can do that privately in their own source code environments
or they can do it more publicly via the Axiom Wiki. All types
of Axiom-related programming are now possible through the web
including Lisp, Boot, Spad, Aldor and Axiom interpreter scripts.
For a beginner these are too many languages
Dear Bill,
I know it's a stupid question for a living thing like MathAction, but
since I am usually offline when I work on Axiom, I would be happy to
have a local copy of all the information on my computer. Is there any
hope to get something like this together with a possible daily
synchroniz
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At first it might be confusing: So many programming languages to choose from.
There is Lisp, Boot, Spad, Aldor and even more. So what do I really need to
learn?
Lisp
to learn programming itse
Bill Page wrote:
On December 15, 2005 10:35 AM Tim Daly (root) wrote:
in tex if you want a 2 character command (say \n) but no
space you write:
foo\n{}bar ==> foo\nbar
the {} tells tex that \n has ended
Right.
and has no argument.
I tend to say that is wrong. The definition of \n says w
i've started in on volume 2, the programmers guide which will
require a complete rewrite. i've outlined it and am writing a
programming example that will be carried throughout the book
(a cohen algebra which i mentioned in a previous posting)
Hmmm, I don't know whether it is worth spending many
Matthias Heiler wrote:
"Page, Bill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
They can do that privately in their own source code environments
or they can do it more publicly via the Axiom Wiki. All types
of Axiom-related programming are now possible through the web
including Lisp, Boot, Spad, Aldor and Axio
most of the steps would be:
(1) PUSH THE CHANGE
check out a fresh system
build a pre-change copy of the system (call it old)
build a second copy of the system (call it new)
in new:
add the awk script to etc/scripts
update CHANGELOG
update the etc/scripts/Makefile.pamphl
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