Surprising mathematics using a computer algebra system (Q2368074)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 279313
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 279313 |
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Surprising mathematics using a computer algebra system (English)
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22 August 1993
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The author explains how the failure of the system Maple to compute with roots of unity lead him, N. Bergeron and A. Garsia to compute instead (still using Maple) modulo cyclotomic polynomials. These computations revealed new Lie idempotents in the symmetric group algebra, which are \(q\)-analogues of known ones.
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free Lie algebras
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Maple
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Lie idempotents
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0.7244592905044556
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0.7171126008033752
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0.705864667892456
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