[Caml-list] is there any computer algebraic systems library in ocaml?
guanhua he
Does anyone know any good computer algebraic systems library in ocaml? I
need a such library to deal with polynomial problem. The library should
offer functions like "expand((x+y)^3)", "factor(x^2 - 1)", "gcd(p1,p2)"
as Mathematica or Maxima does.
Thank you very much for your help.
Best Regards,
Guanhua
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Dário Abdulrehman
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See Ocaml Mathematical Framework here http://osp2007.janestcapital.com/
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Dário Abdulrehman
Mikhalev, Alex
Is any plan to release OSP2007 summer projects as a proper bundle with
installation and usage instructions? On what stage Ocaml Mathematical
Framework there, is it alpha, pre-alpha?
Regards,
Alex
Chris King
On 9/25/07, Mikhalev, Alex <a.mik...@cranfield.ac.uk> wrote:
> Is any plan to release OSP2007 summer projects as a proper bundle with
> installation and usage instructions?
Jane St. sent us (the OSP participants) an e-mail recently asking us
to create tarballs with documentation to be hosted on
http://osp2007.janestcapital.com/, so you can expect to see things
appear there within the next month. Olivier and Alexandre will have
to answer your second question, but the slides from their talk
available on that page give a good overview of what they had
accomplished as of a month ago.
- Chris