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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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