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Graded Connected Hopf algebras Design #19264
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I'm to tired to add some comment and documentation in Mike, could you read the code of this file such that we discuss about the design? Other comments are welcome... |
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When we want to design a Hopf algebra, we ask "Where can I find a good code?" and the first idea is "The symmetric functions..." Wrong...
In this ticket I try to provide a simple and efficient design such that this becomes fast to implement a graded connected hopf algebra (see:
sage.combinat.hopf_algebras.example.fqsym.py
).Depends on #19263
Depends on #18675
Depends on #17367
CC: @zabrocki
Component: combinatorics
Author: Jean-Baptiste Priez
Branch/Commit: u/elixyre/cha/designCHA @
757e0f1
Reviewer: zabrocki
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/19264
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