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== 3D Groebner fan browser == == 3D Groebner fan browser FIXME ==
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            print x.ieqs() + [[1,1,0,0,0],[1,0,1,0,0],[1,0,0,1,0],[1,0,0,0,1]]
            print x.linearities(
)
            print ""
            print(x.ieqs() + [[1,1,0,0,0],[1,0,1,0,0],[1,0,0,1,0],[1,0,0,0,1]])
            print(x.linearities())
           print("")
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        degs = [[max([q.degree(avar) for q in b]) for avar in our_vars] for b in a_gf.reduced_groebner_bases()]
        maxdegs = [max([float(q[i]) for q in degs]) for i in range(len(our_vars))]
        degs = [[max(q.degree(avar) for q in b) for avar in our_vars] for b in a_gf.reduced_groebner_bases()]
        maxdegs = [max(float(q[i]) for q in degs) for i in range(len(our_vars))]
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        color_list = [tuple([c[i]/max(c) for i in range(3)]) for c in color_list]         color_list = [tuple(c[i]/max(c) for i in range(3)) for c in color_list]
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            print cone_data._rays             print(cone_data._rays)
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        print id_gens         print(id_gens)
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== Numerical Solutions of Polynomial Systems with PHCpack == == Numerical Solutions of Polynomial Systems with PHCpack FIXME ==
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Sage Interactions - Algebra

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Groebner fan of an ideal

by Marshall Hampton; (needs sage-2.11 or higher, with gfan-0.3 interface)

gfan_interact.png

3D Groebner fan browser FIXME

by Marshall Hampton

gb3d.png

Numerical Solutions of Polynomial Systems with PHCpack FIXME

by Marshall Hampton; requires phcpack optional package (PHCpack written by Jan Verschelde). The example below is a two-parameter deformation of the cyclic-6 problem. Solution paths are tracked through the parameter homotopy.

pathtrack.png

interact/algebra (last edited 2019-04-06 06:18:49 by chapoton)