https://github.com/arnoudvanderleer/strong-approximation-sage
Accompanying sage code for the thesis "Strong Approximation for a Family of Quadratic Surfaces"
https://github.com/arnoudvanderleer/strong-approximation-sage
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Accompanying sage code for the thesis "Strong Approximation for a Family of Quadratic Surfaces"
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- Host: GitHub
- Owner: arnoudvanderleer
- Language: Jupyter Notebook
- Default Branch: main
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Accompanying Sage Code for My Master's Thesis
This repository contains sage versions for the algorithms contained in the Master's Thesis "Strong Approximation for a Family of Quadratic Surfaces".
Layout of the repository
First of all, the repository contains sage code in files called Lemma x.y.ipynb and Theorem x.y.ipynb. Furthermore, reusable library versions of these are contained in the file algorithms.ipynb (to use it, first convert it to a python file using the script compile.sh). Lastly, there is some common library code in the files common.ipynb and algorithm_states.ipynb.
Running the code
To run the code, you will at least need a local install of sagemath. I believe this will also install jupyter.
The following instructions have been tested on Ubuntu 20.04.
Then, you will need to compile the pieces of sage code that are used as a library in the other sage scripts. To that end, execute
./compile.sh common.ipynb
./compile.sh algorithm_states.ipynb
./compile.sh algorithms.ipynb
Then, start a jupyter notebook environment using
sage -n jupyter
This will bring up a new tab in your browser with the jupyter environment, in which you can now execute the various notebooks.
Owner
- Name: Arnoud van der Leer
- Login: arnoudvanderleer
- Kind: user
- Repositories: 20
- Profile: https://github.com/arnoudvanderleer
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