Another question I just thought about was: Do we want:
1. every element in the universal cyclotomic field living in exactly
one cyclotomic field QQ( \zeta_n ) generated by ZumbroichBasis(n,1)
for some n, or
2. can an element have several monomials living in different
cyclotomic fields.
In gap,
Hi all,
is it on purpose that the method LazyFamily does not check membership
when calling __getitem__?
sage: a = Family( range(10), lambda i:i+2)
sage: a[4]
6
sage: a[100]
KeyError: 100
sage: b = Family( range(10), lambda i:i+2, lazy=True)
sage: b[4]
6
sage: b[100]
102
Do you also think that
Hi all,
is it on purpose that the method LazyFamily does not check membership
when calling __getitem__?
sage: a = Family( range(10), lambda i:i+2)
sage: a[4]
6
sage: a[100]
KeyError: 100
sage: b = Family( range(10), lambda i:i+2, lazy=True)
sage: b[4]
6
sage: b[100]
102
Do you also think that
a UniversalCyclotomicField containing
NewCyclotomicField(n) for all n?
Would be nice if someone could help me with some of those issues (or
provide a link to solutions).
Thanks, Christian Stump
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