If the x and y are given as two lists you could command
sage: list_plot(zip(x, y), plotjoined=True)
Regards,
jvp.
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Hi Alexandr,
On 2016-03-26, Александр Шевченко wrote:
> I have next problem, when I write next strings.
>
> V = VectorSpace(F,n)S = V.subspace(basis)
>
>
> but basis!=S.basis()
>
> However, I need to basis has not changed.
Do you know "tab completion"? It is rather practical. If you start to
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On Saturday, March 26, 2016 at 7:13:57 AM UTC-7, Александр Шевченко wrote:
>
> Hello.
>
> I have next problem, when I write next strings.
>
> V = VectorSpace(F,n)S = V.subspace(basis)
>
>
Does "S = V.subspace_with_basis(basis)" do what you want?
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PS: In your example, the order generated by the element
b = 3033120361/143075599831793664*a^4 + 1953773/876688724459520*a^3 +
53/38811740405760*a^2 + 1/3158507520*a
is actually locally maximal at 7, so you can compute all the primes above 7
and the residue maps for this order just by computing th
Dear Misja,
What I had in mind was something like this. Given some monstrous number
field K with enormous discriminant, and some small prime p, you can ask
Sage for a p-maximal order and it'll find one reasonably quickly, as you
know.
All I was saying is that if the resulting order O is of the fo
Hello.
I have next problem, when I write next strings.
V = VectorSpace(F,n)S = V.subspace(basis)
but basis!=S.basis()
However, I need to basis has not changed.
Can this be carried out? Could you help me?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Best regards,
Aleksandr.
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