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README
This contains some Sage/Cython code for working with Dirichlet characters
using a numbering scheme described by Brian Conrey. I intend to eventually
get this included in Sage, but for now I am developing it separately.
Right now, to use this code, you can just use "load('dirichlet_conrey.pyx')"
from a running Sage session:
~$ git clone https://github.com/jwbober/conrey-dirichlet-characters
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~$ cd conrey-dirichlet-characters/
~/conrey-dirichlet-characters$ sage
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sage: load('dirichlet_conrey.pyx')
Compiling ./dirichlet_conrey.pyx...
warning: _home_user_conrey_dirichlet_characters_dirichlet_conrey_pyx_0.pyx:938:12: Unreachable code
sage: G = DirichletGroup_conrey(21)
sage: G[4]*G[5]
Dirichlet character with index 20 modulo 21
You can run "sage setup.py install" to build
it as a module and put it in your Sage python modules directory, so that you
can use it as "import dirichlet_conrey.pyx". To run the doctests, you need
to actually run setup.py to install the module.