On 4/3/07, Timothy Clemans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> sagenb.com and sagenb.org are public servers
> There should be enough security soon that they should be appropriate
> for your class soon.
No -- these are not appropriate for a class, since they could easily go down for
a number of reasons,
sagenb.com and sagenb.org are public servers
There should be enough security soon that they should be appropriate
for your class soon.
On 4/3/07, Marshall Hampton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I would like students in a class to have access to a sage notebook
> server. My current setup
Hi,
I would like students in a class to have access to a sage notebook
server. My current setup is: I've created the most locked-down user I
can in OS X, and from that account (lets call it 'weakuser'), I
started up a notebook with a username and password; the notebook files
are located at somet
Hi, even though safari is listed as supported the sage notebook
doesn't really work properly with it. The arrow keys do not work
-- hittin up (or down) at the top (or bottom) of a cell does not
take the cursor to the previous (next) cell. Also sometimes it is
impossible for a cell to get the fo
On Monday 02 April 2007 22:53, Kate Minola wrote:
> Would a kind person explain to me why element 1 and element 2
> are not equal? And what I need to do to test if element 1 is zero
> in K?
>
> # setup
> f = conway_polynomial(2,63)
> K. = GF(2**63, name='a', modulus=f)
> n = f.degree()
> m = 3;
>
