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| * #4364 major bug in singular polynomial GCD * #2957 Singular multivariate polynomials are buggy on exponent overflow * #4593 do not unconditionally use M2 for Gbasis computations over ZZ if it is installed * #3321 Matrix.visualize_structure is too dark/messed up |
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| == Tickets Closed == | == Tickets Reviewed with Positive Review == * #3758 crypto -- sage -t -long devel/sage/sage/crypto/mq/sr.py fails on many machines * #4611 deprecate sqrt_approx * #3294 GAP interface broken after CTRL-C * #3752 gap.eval -- oddity in parsing multiline input and comments * #4405 double/single quotation marks in docstring == Tickets Questioned == * #3329 attempting to convert relative number field elements to Singular should fail quickly * #2136 add doctest for matrix visualize_structure |
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| == Comments == | Learned more about F5 from John Perry and Robert Dellaca. Played around a little, talked about F5 in the boolean polynomial ring and F4-style F5. == Misc == |
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| * Gave a talk about: http://www.cpni.gov.uk/Products/3716.aspx |
Tickets Patched
- #4364 major bug in singular polynomial GCD
- #2957 Singular multivariate polynomials are buggy on exponent overflow
- #4593 do not unconditionally use M2 for Gbasis computations over ZZ if it is installed
- #3321 Matrix.visualize_structure is too dark/messed up
Tickets Reviewed with Positive Review
- #3758 crypto -- sage -t -long devel/sage/sage/crypto/mq/sr.py fails on many machines
- #4611 deprecate sqrt_approx
- #3294 GAP interface broken after CTRL-C
- #3752 gap.eval -- oddity in parsing multiline input and comments
- #4405 double/single quotation marks in docstring
Tickets Questioned
- #3329 attempting to convert relative number field elements to Singular should fail quickly
- #2136 add doctest for matrix visualize_structure
F5
Learned more about F5 from John Perry and Robert Dellaca. Played around a little, talked about F5 in the boolean polynomial ring and F4-style F5.
Misc
- I have a cold and I use that as an excuse for my lameness w.r.t. staying up late.
Gave a talk about: http://www.cpni.gov.uk/Products/3716.aspx