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implement arithmetic product of lazy symmetric functions #34423
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Author: Martin Rubey |
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Changed keywords from none to LazyPowerSeries |
Changed dependencies from 34422 to #34422 |
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As on the other tickets, it would be good to have an explanation not in terms of species since not everyone who uses this code will know about species. Some other details:
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Done. |
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The doc is still described in terms of species rather than symmetric functions. The species can remain, but I think we should have it also explained as a symmetric function operation. Or is this unreasonable? |
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I love pyflakes. |
Reviewer: Travis Scrimshaw |
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Can you add an example with a finite series with a constant term of, say, |
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Hi Travis! I am not sure whether such a test is a good idea, since the arithmetic product does not really make sense for symmetric functions with constant term. On the other hand, I am guessing that setting the arithmetic product of So, do you want to see
or did I misunderstand? |
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Yes, that’s what I am thinking, or something like |
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Done! I looked at the reference and the formula again, and decided to add an explanation in the docstring, and an example that can be checked without pencil and paper. |
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Thanks. Just add some whitespace here and you can set a positive review: Check that the arithmetic product of symmetric functions with
-constant a term works as advertised::
+ constant a term works as advertised:: |
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Thank you! |
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trivial (autopmatic) merge, necessary to make the patchbots happy. |
Changed branch from u/mantepse/implement_arithmetic_product_of_lazy_symmetric_functions to |
We implement the arithmetic product of lazy symmetric functions. This operation already exists for symmetric functions.
Depends on #34422
CC: @tscrim
Component: combinatorics
Keywords: LazyPowerSeries
Author: Martin Rubey
Branch/Commit:
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Reviewer: Travis Scrimshaw
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/34423
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