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| A page to summarise and coordinate SAGE development activity. | Hi! The page you're looking for probably would be [[devel]], but hey, you're here. A page to summarise and coordinate Sage development activity. == Caution == Instead of this wiki page, the development team now uses Sage's trac installation at http://trac.sagemath.org - please use trac and move open issues there. |
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| [:DavidHarvey:David Harvey], ["Martin Albrecht"], Joel Mohler, Robert Bradshaw, [:WilliamStein:William Stein] | [[DavidHarvey|David Harvey]], [[MartinAlbrecht|Martin Albrecht]], Joel Mohler, Robert Bradshaw, [[WilliamStein|William Stein]] |
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| * build [:MallocReplacements:omalloc] as a shared library (or link it statically to memory.so the Pyrex wrapper) and make sure as much stuff as possible uses it (SAGE_malloc macros, GMP, etc.) * Wrap NTL finite extension fields (order $\geq 2^{16}$) and polynomials over finite fields. ==== Lower priority issues ==== * Make generic dense polynomial class in pyrex using C arrays to store coefficients? |
* build [[MallocReplacements|omalloc]] as a shared library (or link it statically to memory.so the Pyrex wrapper) and make sure as much stuff as possible uses it (SAGE_malloc macros, GMP, etc.) |
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| == Notebook/web team == . Tom Boothby, Alex Clemesha, [:dmr:Dorian Raymer], William Stein * Change the Notebook over to use Twisted * Add SSL support for the Notebook (with Twisted/pyOpenSSL) * Make public Notebook more secure * no cross-side scripting by passing cell output thru MoinMoin * send passwords (at minimum) over SSL * Sage spawns sage0 in a changeroot jail which is firewalled to only listen on the port assigned to it. This sage0 serves the notebook, which spawns an additional sage0 for each worksheet -- these, in turn, are in smaller changeroot jails which have no internet access, and can only read/write from within their worksheet directory. * Add notebook help browser * Wikify some parts of the Notebook * Add ability to edit plain text Notebook cells and then re-upload * Live bootable notebook (Alfredo Portes) |
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| * Add 3D Graphics built on top of matplotlib * Fix & re-optimize tachyon plotting * Generalize interface with plot3d(f, ..., style='tachyon') to place camera & light sources apppropriately, etc. |
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| Emily Kirkman, Robert Miller, Bobby Moretti, Tom Boothby (eventually) | Emily Kirkman, Robert Miller, Bobby Moretti, Tom Boothby |
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| * [http://sage.math.washington.edu:9001/graph Main Project Wiki] * [http://sage.math.washington.edu:9001/graph_survey Existing Software] list; also includes links to several algorithm pages; list is now (/will never be) complete. * [http://sage.math.washington.edu:9001/graph_benchmark Benchmarking] Magma, of course, in the lead. * Robert Miller has interfaced NetworkX's XGraph and XDiGraph, and has implemented 2d plotting. * [http://sage.math.washington.edu:9001/graph_generators Graph Generators]: Emily Kirkman is currently creating a class of constructors for common and named graphs. * [http://sage.math.washington.edu:9001/graph_db_survey Survey of Existing Graph Database Software] Plans are in the works to build (or wrap) a large database of graphs. Here is the current list of what I've found. Feedback is especially appreciated here. * [http://sage.math.washington.edu:9001/graph_database Graph Database]: Jason Grout's SQL lite graph database of graphs on up to 9 vertices is on its way! |
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| * RDF, CDF are done. Are matrices / vectors? * Wrap more special functions, add to sage.misc.functions... |
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| * Wrapping Maxima functions and creating Python classes to support Calculus and ODEs. | |
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| * See [:BasicCalculus:Basic calculus architecture] for SAGE. | |
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| * Wrapping GAP and GUAVA code to support work in error-correcting codes. | * Wrapping GAP and GUAVA code to support work in error-correcting codes. |
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| * Wrapping GAP code and creating Python classes to support work in finite group theory and representation theory. | |
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| William Stein, David Joyner, [:IftikharBurhanuddin: Iftikhar Burhanuddin] | William Stein, David Joyner, [[IftikharBurhanuddin|Iftikhar Burhanuddin]] |
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| == Other groups add yourselves here == | == Notebook == [[notebook]] * Jason Grout |
Hi! The page you're looking for probably would be devel, but hey, you're here.
A page to summarise and coordinate Sage development activity.
Caution
Instead of this wiki page, the development team now uses Sage's trac installation at http://trac.sagemath.org - please use trac and move open issues there.
Core arithmetic team
David Harvey, Martin Albrecht, Joel Mohler, Robert Bradshaw, William Stein
Develop new __mul__ semantics for rings/algebras using something like ToyQuarternionAlgebraElement as a test case.
Write up more entries in WritingFastPyrexCode. (everyone)
- Write a benchmarking module or improve on the existing one.
- Optimise pyrex in coercion module.
Make Algebra _base_ring into a cdef attribute. This will make it possible to give a fast pathway for scalar multiplications.
Rewrite polynomials over Z and Z/nZ using direct NTL calls. (David)
build omalloc as a shared library (or link it statically to memory.so the Pyrex wrapper) and make sure as much stuff as possible uses it (SAGE_malloc macros, GMP, etc.)
3D Graphics
Robert Bradshaw, Alex Clemesha, Robert Miller, Tom Boothby ...
Graph Theory Implementation
Emily Kirkman, Robert Miller, Bobby Moretti, Tom Boothby
GSL
Josh Kantor, William Stein, Tom Boothby
Teaching
David Joyner, Bobby Moretti
- Creating functions to teach Fourier series and discrete Fourier transforms on various groups.
Coding theory
David Joyner
- Wrapping GAP and GUAVA code to support work in error-correcting codes.
Group theory
David Joyner
Documentation
William Stein, David Joyner, Iftikhar Burhanuddin
Notebook
- Jason Grout