On May 16, 11:12 am, Chris Seberino wrote:
> What is the definition of "algebra"? Perhaps "algebra" means something
> like "the manipulation of a finite number of objects" ?
No, that's combinatorics...
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Well, I did it. It took a while to get over the feeling of not having
much useful to contribute. (Which was probably accurate) But, if
there are some struggling windows users that are helped by it, that
makes it worth it. It was also a new learning experience. So
struggling windows users, che
On May 16, 6:12 pm, Paul Sargent wrote:
> Adding a -c flag to wget will make it continue an aborted download if
> the server will let it. It'll probably still fail but at least you can
> recover.
Very helpful. I'll give that a go. Thanks. Kevin
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> On 17 May 2009, at 01:04, kilucas wrote
> This is the VMWare image, right?
Yep.
> options in VMWare to set the networking up three ways.
> * Host-only
> * Bridged
> * NAT
> I expect you want Bridged, but probably are set-up for something else.
Yes, NAT was selected. I tried changing it to Bridged, but then the
sage
server didn't work
On 17 May 2009, at 21:24, paul wrote:
> Anyway I tried running it on a newer laptop on my network, and it did
> indeed start a sage server. When I start firefox on this computer and
> go to the suggested address (192.168.175.128) the sage server starts
> up and I can execute sage commands. (Yay!
On May 17, 1:24 pm, paul wrote:
> Ok, for those of you who saw my recent message about the illegal
> instruction ... I think I now know why that doesn't work. I think it
> is that the latest sse2-3.4.2 virtual machine does not support my
> processor (AMD Athlon 64 3000). I don't know why, since
Ok, for those of you who saw my recent message about the illegal
instruction ... I think I now know why that doesn't work. I think it
is that the latest sse2-3.4.2 virtual machine does not support my
processor (AMD Athlon 64 3000). I don't know why, since this cpu does
support sse2, but perhaps on
On May 17, 11:29 am, john_perry_usm wrote:
> I was under the very vague impression that computer algebra systems a
> la Maple, Mathematica etc. were so-called because they started out
> emphasizing algebraic and symbolic manipulation, and so came out of
> the so-called "computer algebra" communit
Hi,
I wish to construct a linear map on V corresponding to the field
automorphism theta:
K=GF(2^64,'a')
theta=Hom(K,K)[1] ## this sends a --> a^2
V=VectorSpace(GF(2),64)
I thought this would be straightforward (unless my maths is wrong),
but I cannot find any functions to h
I was under the very vague impression that computer algebra systems a
la Maple, Mathematica etc. were so-called because they started out
emphasizing algebraic and symbolic manipulation, and so came out of
the so-called "computer algebra" community, as opposed to systems that
started out relying mo
Just downloaded the lastest sage for windows virtual machine as well
as the latest vmware to run it. Wow, 700Mbytes and yet no clear
instructions on how to run it!
I tried double clicking on sage_vmx.vmx, then at the sage login prompt
I typed "login" and then "sage" for the password, and then "sa
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