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Implementation of power series using PARI #15601
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Branch: u/pbruin/15601-power_series_pari |
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The current branch enables the new power series class if the base field is of type Here is a more or less random example with power series over a PARI finite field. Setup:
Timings (with
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I'm confused. If I click on the branch here the file |
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Replying to @rwst:
No, this is a Trac bug. If you check out this branch you can see the real changes with |
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Changed branch from u/pbruin/15601-power_series_pari to u/pbruin/15601-PowerSeries_pari |
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Split off some parts as separate tickets, updated and squashed the branch. |
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Reviewer: Travis Scrimshaw |
Changed branch from u/pbruin/15601-PowerSeries_pari to u/tscrim/pari_power_series-15601 |
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I made some minor revisions and python3 compatibility. I also removed the deprecation and the corresponding one in the PARI polynomials. If my changes are good, then you can set a positive review. New commits:
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Replying to @tscrim:
Thanks. I see that the deprecated function alias is almost 2 years old, so removing it is fine. Just out of curiosity: did you have a particular reason for changing |
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Replying to @pjbruin:
Either it was more of a habit (i.e., I didn't notice I did it) or I was being paranoid about things. |
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Add a class
PowerSeries_pari
for power series based on PARI'st_SER
type. At least if the base ring is a finite field, this is much faster than the existing implementation based on NTL polynomials.Depends on #20062
Depends on #21755
Depends on #22210
Depends on #22212
Component: algebra
Keywords: pari series performance
Author: Peter Bruin
Branch/Commit:
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Reviewer: Travis Scrimshaw
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/15601
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