Greetings, and thanks Tim! Does this mean that there is an issue with
the original missing mate error on the unbroken expression?
Separately, is there any clear path to accelerate the relevant
algorithms along the lines of Waldek's suggestions? Or is this
inadvisable?
Take care,
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Greetings, and thanks Tim! Does this mean that there is an issue with
the original missing mate error on the unbroken expression?
I did a clip of the line and fed it to Axiom. I suspect the issue is that
the line length was exceeded and clipped, leading to a shorter line being
fed to Axiom.
Camm,
I broke the original assignment into 16 smaller assignments and am
able to read the 16 terms. However, attempting to multiply the terms
together generates intermediate expressions that are too large for
memory.
Tim
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Tim -- don't know whether to laugh or cry about this one -- should
axiom be able to handle expressions of this size?
Take care,
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Hello!
I've tried
This isn't a large expression for Axiom.
I've generated larger so I think Axiom can certainly handle it.
I'm checking a later version (the one on Debian is from 2005)
Tim
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I get a missing mate error on the input.
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Hello!
I've tried to )read quite a simple expression (available at
http://theor.jinr.ru/~varg/web/misc/dia_142.input.gz). However
axiom was unable to do this. Here is a transcript of my attempt:
)read dia_142.input
[snipped
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