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Amit Jamadagni: esornep
Hello everyone, Last week we implemented the Vogel’s algorithm Part – 1, which would check for the bad regions and remove them. This week started off tweaking the last week’s code. I was thinking that...
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Amit Jamadagni: esornep
Hello everyone, The past week has been really on the thinking end. The task was to detect the braid word from the oriented gauss code. So I mentioned the dots were to be connected, but then I had...
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Amit Jamadagni: esornep
Hello everyone, This week we have made an attempt at implementing the Jones Polynomial. We have used the trip matrix of the knot to determine the Jones polynomial. The trip matrix of a knot is...
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Amit Jamadagni: esornep
Hello everyone, The last week we focused on the conversions. Some parts are ready for the knots, in sense the standard input conversion is done but there is lots more to add to it. We are returning the...
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Amit Jamadagni: esornep
Hello everyone, The last week we focused on extending the current functionality to links. That involved a lot of refactoring the code. The methods have become more general and work for links. Some of...
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Amit Jamadagni: esornep
Hello everyone, This week we mainly focused on jones polynomial. The orientation method had few edits and we are expecting it to be fine. I started out with the implementation of jones polynomial, the...
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Amit Jamadagni: esornep
Hello everyone, There has been a delay this time. This week I have worked on cleaning the code and I am trying to get to the standard required as well trying to clear the bugs which come along. I have...
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Vince Knight: A playlist of 21 videos introducing LaTeX using SageMathCloud
About a year ago I put together 21 videos showing very basic LaTeX syntax. I used writelatex as the platform for those videos.You can see that playlist of videos here.This year I’m planning on using...
View ArticleVince Knight: Reflecting on a first week of learning
This academic year Imogen Dunne (a final year student here at Cardiff University) is doing her final year project looking at evaluating student attitudes in my “Computing for Mathematics” course.The...
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William Stein: Public Sharing in SageMathCloud, Finally
SageMathCloud (SMC) is a free (NSF, Google and UW supported) website that lets you collaboratively work with Sage worksheets, IPython notebooks, LaTeX documents and much, much more. All work is...
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William Stein: A Non-technical Overview of the SageMathCloud Project
What problems is the SageMathCloud project trying to solve? What pain points does it address? Who are the competitors and what is the state of the technology right now? What problems you’re trying to...
View ArticleVince Knight: Busy office hours
Here’s my second reflective post for Imogen Dunne’s final year project (you can find the first here).We are now at the end of Week 4 of the course and I’m glad to say that I think overall things are...
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Vince Knight: Scaffolding tutors and how to better prepare for different...
Here’s my third reflective post for Imogen Dunne’s final year project (you can find the first here and the second here.The course is now on the final straight as students have finished the class test...
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William Stein: SageMathCloud Notifications are Now Better
I just made live a new notifications systems for SageMathCloud, which I spent all week writing. These notifications are what you see when you click the bell in the upper right. This new system...
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Martin Albrecht: martinralbrecht
Sage 6.4 is out. Here are some (to me) particularly exciting changes. #16479: Vincent Delecroix: package for pip the Python installer Sage now ships with pip which means you can use pip to install your...
View ArticleVince Knight: Thinking about divisibility by 11
This post is based on a class meeting I had recently with my programming class. It was based on trying to use code to help identify a condition that a number must obey for it to be divisible by 11....
View ArticleVince Knight: A Sneak Preview of Game Theory in Sage (3/3): Normal Form Games
In two previous posts I have discussed two game theoretical concepts that are in/on their way in to Sage:Cooperative Games/Shapley value: this is already in Sage.Matching Games: this has been merged in...
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David Horgan (quantumtetrahedron): sage22fig4
In order to follow up some work on the the last two posts I have been looking at the capabilities of Sagemath with regard to calculating hypergeometric functions:Exact and asymptotic computations of...
View ArticleVince Knight: A busy term
Here’s my final reflective post for Imogen Dunne’s final year project (you can find the first here, the second here and the third here).The main feeling I have as I reflect on this past term is how...
View ArticleLiang Ze: Hullo
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