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Files |
| file | abshom.H |
| file | affhom.H |
| file | affinealgebras.H |
| file | algebras.H |
| file | alphabet.H |
| | declaration of alphabet objects. An alphabet basically associates a string to an integer. The polynomials (cf polynomials.H) are on a countable set of variables, and each polynomial has a pointer to an alphabet, which will give the names of the variables when the time comes to print the polynomial.
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| file | augmentedalgebras.H |
| file | chern_maker.H |
| file | cmdline.H |
| file | derive.H |
| file | exp_classes.H |
| file | ftwo.H |
| file | gradedalgebras.H |
| file | grobner.H |
| file | homfinder.H |
| file | matrix.H |
| | declaration of the Matrix class
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| file | multigrobner.H |
| file | multipoly.H |
| file | my_gmp.H |
| file | polynomials.H |
| | declaration of the poly class. these are polynomials on a countable set of variables, indexed by "long" indices. A polynomial is basically a map which assigns to a PowProd class a scalar K. K is assumed to be a ring with 1, ie is has +=, *=, and x==1 (and so on).
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| file | powerprod.H |
| | declaration of the classes handling power products. A power product is a monomial x^ay^bz^c... We treat these as a sequence of (nonnegative) integers giving the powers.
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| file | repring.H |
| file | sw_maker.H |
| file | tables.H |
| | declaration of the classes Tuple and Table
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| file | unstable.H |
