SCHUR
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Official website: http://schur.sourceforge.net/
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- Cataloguing general graphs by point and line spectra
- A two-dimensional one component plasma and a test charge: polarization effects and effective potential
- CFT approach to constraint operators for (\(\beta\)-deformed) Hermitian one-matrix models
- Schur functions and affine Lie algebras
- Algebraic random walks in the setting of symmetric functions
- Formal proof of SCHUR conjugate function
- Systematics and symmetry in molecular phylogenetic modelling: perspectives from physics
- Fluctuations and entanglement spectrum in quantum Hall states
- A use of ideal decomposition in the computer algebra of tensor expressions
- Newton polytopes in algebraic combinatorics
- Expanded Vandermonde powers and sum rules for the two-dimensional one-component plasma
- The sixth-moment sum rule for the pair correlations of the two-dimensional one-component plasma: Exact result
- Powers of the Vandermonde determinant and the quantum Hall effect
- Hyperdeterminantal computation for the Laughlin wavefunction
- Macdonald polynomials at \(t=q^k\)
- Schur-positivity in a square
- Exact energy computation of the one component plasma on a sphere for even values of the coupling parameter
- Redten
- Connections between vector-valued and highest weight Jack and Macdonald polynomials
- MathTensor
- UNTOU3
- MCTDH
- ACE
- Ricci
- Stability of coefficients in the Kronecker product of a hook and a rectangle
- CONAN
- Hetero
- Hankel hyperdeterminants, rectangular Jack polynomials and even powers of the Vandermonde
- Title not available (Why is that?)
- Markov invariants, plethysms, and phylogenetics
- Powers of the Vandermonde determinant, Schur functions and recursive formulas
- Large scale tensor analysis by computer
- The square of the Vandermonde determinant and itsq-generalization
- Entanglement Entropy in Fermionic Laughlin States
- Power of a determinant with two physical applications
- Is the two-dimensional one-component plasma exactly solvable?
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