Computer Algebra
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Motivation
I recently started using computer algebra (mainly
Gröbner bases in
Maple)
to study various
lattices
and
geometrical figures,
and their uses in
numerical integration
and
experimental design.
I am involved with
Henry Wynn,
Eva Riccomagno
and others in an EPSRC-funded project
(Project Code 7024STA)
on computer algebra & experimental design.
Books
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Adams & Loustaunau (1994)
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Cox, Little & O'Shea (1992)
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The icon at the top of the page is based on the front cover of this
(excellent) book.
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Becker & Weispfenning (1991)
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Davenport, Siret & Tournier
(1988)
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Sturmfels (1996)
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(as you can see, I'm a Gröbner fan).
WWW Resources
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CAIN
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(Computer Algebra Information Network Europe:
Gröbner bases etc.)
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SymbolicNet
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(Kent State:
Gröbner bases etc.)
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Philippe Loustaunau
- Home page.
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The efforts of computer engineers have already produced a mechanical Briggs
(who spent his lifetime computing logarithms)
and a mechanical Barlow (whose famous Tables were a life's work),
but no one has ever conceived of a mechanical Napier
(for he invented logarithms).
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B. V. Bowden,
Faster than Thought.
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I cannot do it without compters.
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William Shakespeare,
The Winters Tale IV, iii.
This page is maintained by
J.E.H.Shaw@warwick.ac.uk.