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| They come in various forms (spkg, pip-installable packages, etc). | |
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| Feel free to add more packages, and to add a few notes about each. | - Feel free to add more packages, links, notes. |
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| This list can be used to add examples to the `Code Sharing Workflow <https://wiki.sagemath.org/CodeSharingWorkflow>`_ wiki page. |
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| Note also Chris Swierczewski's `Template for creating Sage packages <https://github.com/cswiercz/sage_packages>`_. |
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| Packages ======== |
- With the `SageMath sample package <https://github.com/nthiery/sage_sample>`_ you will find a minimal example of a Sage package. See also - `Packages on PyPI matching 'sagemath' <https://pypi.python.org/pypi?%3Aaction=search&term=sagemath&submit=search>`_ ------------------------- List of external packages ------------------------- |
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| by Éric Gourgoulhon et al | by Pablo Angulo, Michał Bejger, Éric Gourgoulhon, Marco Mancini and Travis Scrimshaw |
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`Automata and semigroups <https://www.irif.univ-paris-diderot.fr/~paperman/index.php?page=sage>`_ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- by Charles Paperman |
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| `Flagmatic <https://github.com/emil79/flagmatic>`_ -------------------------------------------------- by Emil R. Vaughan (it is a subject of a GSoC 2016 project to port it to the current Sage) `Chow <http://www.math.sciences.univ-nantes.fr/~sorger/chow_en.html>`_ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- by Christoph Sorger and Manfred Lehn A Sage library for computations in intersection theory. |
SageMath external packages
A tentative list of external packages for SageMath (spkg, pip-installable packages, etc).
- Feel free to add more packages, links, notes.
- Use this list to add examples to the Code Sharing Workflow wiki page.
- Note also Chris Swierczewski's Template for creating Sage packages.
- With the SageMath sample package you will find a minimal example of a Sage package.
See also
List of external packages
SageManifolds
by Pablo Angulo, Michał Bejger, Éric Gourgoulhon, Marco Mancini and Travis Scrimshaw
cf. the metaticket #18528
Modular Abelian Varities
by William Stein and Hao Chen
Links:
Python implementation of chebfun
by Chris Swierczewski
Purple Sage
by William Stein
Sébastien Labbé's research code
by Sébastien Labbé
See also this blog post
Notes:
- This is an spkg, rather than a standard pip-installable package.
- Version 0.1 contains modules on digital geometry, combinatorics on words and more.
- Version 0.2 provides modules on multidimensional continued fraction algorithms, matrix cocycles, languages and tikzpictures.
- Version 0.3 to be released will be pip-installable.
CHA
by Nicolas Borie
Sage-semigroups
by Nicolas M. Thiéry
(very preliminary!!!)
Automata and semigroups
by Charles Paperman
ss-isogeny-software
by Luca De Feo
keywords: isogeny elliptic curve cryptography quantum
Abel Functions
by Chris Swierczewski
Discussion at https://groups.google.com/d/msg/sage-devel/29ndCD8z94k/K6H2OK5TAgAJ
Schottky uniformization
by Jeremy Upsal
Various ideas from Schottky uniformization are implemented in Sage. These now include the SK prime function and will later include the Riemann Theta function built from a RS via Schottky uniformization due to Darren Crowdy.
flatsurf: flat surfaces
by Vincent Delecroix and Samuel Lelièvre
sage-flatsurf: flat surfaces
by Vincent Delecroix and Pat Hooper
Lyapunov exponents for multidimensional continued fractions
by Vincent Delecroix and Sébastien Labbé
Links:
Sage train track
by Thierry Coulbois
Flagmatic
by Emil R. Vaughan
(it is a subject of a GSoC 2016 project to port it to the current Sage)
Chow
by Christoph Sorger and Manfred Lehn
A Sage library for computations in intersection theory.