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Tag Archives: computer algebra
Joachim Neubüser
Another sad loss, with the death of Joachim Neubüser this week. He was the driving force behind the creation of the computer algebra system GAP. Even though I worked with John Cannon, the creator of the rival system Magma, I … Continue reading
From the archive, 2
Next up is a document which is just over a quarter-century old, a photocopy of a 26-page handwritten document entitled “On doing geometry in CAYLEY”. The background, as explained in the document, is that John Cannon’s computer algebra system CAYLEY, … Continue reading
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Tagged buildings, CAYLEY, chamber systems, codes, computer algebra, finite geometry, GAP, MAGMA
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