So all of this means that there's no need to report it on sage trac, but
rather simply wait for maxima's fix?
On Sunday, 15 January 2017 20:55:47 UTC+2, Nils Bruin wrote:
>
> This indeed seems to be a problem in maxima itself. With
>
> domain : complex;
> limit( (1/(c*n^6))^(log(n)/log(2/3)), n,
This indeed seems to be a problem in maxima itself. With
domain : complex;
limit( (1/(c*n^6))^(log(n)/log(2/3)), n, inf);
in maxima, the same problem arises. Without "domain : complex" there is no
problem, so it's an unfortunate interaction somewhere.
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The same happens for me on Sage 7.4 on Fedora, so definitely a bug.
On Sun, Jan 15, 2017 at 3:27 PM, Peleg Michaeli wrote:
> The following attempt:
>
> sage: var('c,n')
> sage: (1/(c*n^6))^log(n,2/3).limit(n=infinity)
>
> Is ok (raises ValueError), but the following attempt:
>
> sage: var('c,n')
The following attempt:
sage: var('c,n')
sage: (1/(c*n^6))^log(n,2/3).limit(n=infinity)
Is ok (raises ValueError), but the following attempt:
sage: var('c,n')
sage: f = (1/(c*n^6))^log(n,2/3)
sage: f.limit(n=infinity)
hangs a little while, the prints a lot of times
;;;
;;; Detected access to pr
