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Singular/Makefile.in
rf074cb reb9e69 208 208 SLIB0 = COPYING \ 209 209 ainvar.lib alexpoly.lib algebra.lib all.lib brnoeth.lib \ 210 211 212 213 210 classify.lib control.lib deform.lib elim.lib equising.lib \ 211 finvar.lib gmspoly.lib gmssing.lib general.lib graphics.lib \ 212 grwalk.lib groups.lib hnoether.lib homolog.lib inout.lib \ 213 intprog.lib latex.lib linalg.lib lll.lib makedbm.lib \ 214 214 matrix.lib mprimdec.lib mondromy.lib mregular.lib rootsmr.lib \ 215 215 normal.lib ntsolve.lib \ 216 217 218 219 220 221 zeta.lib zeroset.lib help.cnf 216 poly.lib presolve.lib primdec.lib primitiv.lib qhmoduli.lib \ 217 random.lib reesclos.lib resol.lib resgraph.lib ring.lib \ 218 rinvar.lib sagbi.lib sheafcoh.lib sing.lib \ 219 solve.lib signcond.lib spcurve.lib spectrum.lib standard.lib \ 220 stratify.lib surf.lib toric.lib triang.lib rootsur.lib \ 221 zeta.lib zeroset.lib help.cnf 222 222 223 223 -
Singular/README
rf074cb reb9e69 1 Singular version 1.01 Singular version 3.0 2 2 University of Kaiserslautern 3 3 Department of Mathematics Centre for Computer Algebra 4 4 Authors: G.-M. Greuel, G. Pfister, H. Schoenemann 5 (C) 1986- 1997All Rights Reserved5 (C) 1986-2005 All Rights Reserved 6 6 7 7 README FILE FOR SINGULAR KERNEL 8 8 =============================== 9 9 10 This directory contains the source files for the Singular kerneland10 This directory contains the source files for the Singular interpreter and 11 11 the following subdirectories: 12 12 13 'doc' -- contains sources for Singular documentation files14 'check' -- contains a small Singular self-test15 13 'LIB' -- contains Singular libraries written in Singular's 16 14 programming language … … 24 22 25 23 If you receive this file as part of a complete Singular distribution, 26 see also the README.src, COPYING.src, and INSTALLfiles contained in the top24 see also the files contained in the top 27 25 directory of the full Singular distribution. 28 26 … … 66 64 The newest version of Singular is always available by anonymous ftp 67 65 from 68 www.mathematik.uni-kl.de:/pub/Math/Singular66 http://www.singular.uni-kl.de 69 67 70 68 Binary versions of Singular for common hard- and software 71 platforms are contained in the files Singular-1.0.<platform>.gz where 72 <platform> is, for example, 'linux', 'SunOS', etc. See the file 73 README.bin for more information about the distribution of Singular 74 binaries. 69 platforms are available. 75 70 76 71 Architecture - independent files (such as libraries written in the 77 72 Singular programming language, and the Singular documentation) are 78 distributed as Singular-1.0-share.tar.gz. See the file README.share 79 for more information. 73 distributed as Singular-<version>-share.tar.gz. 80 74 81 In general, Singular is only available as binary program. For 82 exceptions, you may contact us at 83 singular@mathematik.uni-kl.de 75 Singular's terminal i/o is most convenient if it is linked with the 76 GNU readline library. 77 The GMP library and the readline library is available at 78 your local GNU mirrors. You have to have these library 79 already installed, before Singular can be linked with them. 84 80 85 The source is distributed in two versions: 86 1. A full source distribution of Singular is contained in 87 Singular-full-1.0.tar.gz. This (gzip'ed and tar'ed) file 88 contains the source code, documentation, and supporting data 89 files for the Singular kernel, and for all add-on packages, 90 i.e. for the GMP, MP, Factory, and Libfac libraries. 91 92 2. A kernel source distribution of Singular can be found in 93 Singular-1.0.tar.gz This (gzip'ed and tar'ed) contains the 94 sources, documentation and supporting data files for Singular, 95 only, i.e., it comes WITHOUT the sources for any of the add-on 96 packages. 97 98 Singular's performance is best, if it is linked with the GNU Multiple 99 precision library (GMP), instead of the smallgmp library which is 100 contained in the full source distribution. Furhtermore, Singular's 101 terminal i/o is most convenient if it is linked with the GNU readline 102 library. The GMP library and the readline library is available at 103 ftp.gnu.ai.mit.edu or its mirrors. You have to have these library 104 already installed, before Singular can be linked with them. For more 105 information, see the file README.src contained in this directory. 106 107 The MP library library is avialbale from mcs.kent.edu:/pub/MP/ 81 The MP library library is available from mcs.kent.edu:/pub/MP/ 108 82 For further information on MP, see also 109 83 http://symbolicnet.mcs.kent.edu/areas/protocols/mp.html 110 84 85 The NTL library (Victor Shoup) is recommended. 86 It is avavailable from http://www.shoup.net. 87 111 88 The factory and libfac library are available from 112 www.mathematik.uni-kl.de:/pub/Math/ 113 114 Documentation to Singular is distributed as: 115 Singular-1.0.dvi.gz - Reference manual in dvi format 116 Tutorial.dvi.gz - Singular tutorial in dvi format 117 Singular-1.0.ps.gz - Reference manual in postscript format 118 Tutorial.dvi.gz - Singular tutorial in postscript format 119 singular.hlp.gz - Reference manual in Info format 120 Singular-1.0.html.tar.gz - Reference manual in html format 121 89 ftp://www.mathematik.uni-kl.de:/pub/Math/Singular/src 122 90 123 91 More information about Singular: Comments, Questions, Bug Reports … … 126 94 More and up-to-date information about Singular is always available 127 95 from 128 http://www. mathematik.uni-kl.de/~wwwzca/Singular96 http://www.singular.uni-kl.de 129 97 We very much welcome any comments, questions, and bug reports. Please 130 98 contact us at -
factory/README
rf074cb reb9e69 1 1 2 2 3 --- This `README' file corresponds to Singular-Factory version 2.0 ---3 --- This `README' file corresponds to Singular-Factory version 3.0 --- 4 4 5 5 -
kernel/README
rf074cb reb9e69 1 Singular version 1.01 Singular version 3.0 2 2 University of Kaiserslautern 3 3 Department of Mathematics Centre for Computer Algebra 4 4 Authors: G.-M. Greuel, G. Pfister, H. Schoenemann 5 (C) 1986- 1997All Rights Reserved5 (C) 1986-2005 All Rights Reserved 6 6 7 7 README FILE FOR SINGULAR KERNEL 8 8 =============================== 9 9 10 This directory contains the source files for the Singular kernel and 11 the following subdirectories: 10 This directory contains the source files for the Singular kernel. 12 11 13 'doc' -- contains sources for Singular documentation files14 'check' -- contains a small Singular self-test15 'LIB' -- contains Singular libraries written in Singular's16 programming language17 18 12 See the following files in this directory 19 13 'INSTALL' -- for information on how to install Singular … … 24 18 25 19 If you receive this file as part of a complete Singular distribution, 26 see also the README.src, COPYING.src, and INSTALLfiles contained in the top20 see also the files contained in the top 27 21 directory of the full Singular distribution. 28 29 30 Overview of Singular31 ====================32 Singular is a special-purpose computer algebra system for commutative33 algebra and algebraic geometry. The main features of Singular are:34 35 * Computations in very general rings (polynomial rings, localizations36 of rings at a prime ideal, tensor products of rings) over many37 ground fields (rational numbers, mod p numbers, Galois fields,38 transcendental/algebraic extensions) and monomial orderings (all39 standard monomial orderings, including matrix orderings)40 41 * Very fast standard (resp. Groebner) bases computations42 43 * Polynomial factorization, resultant, and gcd computations44 45 * Large variety of implemented related algorithm: FGLM,46 Hilbert-driven, Factorizing Buchberger; Minimal resolutions,47 Primary decomposition; Usual ideal theoretic operations; standard48 combinatorial algorithms.49 50 * Efficient and flexible communication links based on the MP51 protocol and library52 53 * Easy-to-use, command-driven user-interface54 55 * Intuitive, C-like programming language56 57 * Extensive libraries of procedures, written in Singular's58 programming language59 60 * Written in C/C++. Available as source and binary for some hard- and61 software platforms (including most Un*x variants, MS-DOG, MacOS)62 63 64 Distribution of Singular65 ========================66 The newest version of Singular is always available by anonymous ftp67 from68 www.mathematik.uni-kl.de:/pub/Math/Singular69 70 Binary versions of Singular for common hard- and software71 platforms are contained in the files Singular-1.0.<platform>.gz where72 <platform> is, for example, 'linux', 'SunOS', etc. See the file73 README.bin for more information about the distribution of Singular74 binaries.75 76 Architecture - independent files (such as libraries written in the77 Singular programming language, and the Singular documentation) are78 distributed as Singular-1.0-share.tar.gz. See the file README.share79 for more information.80 81 In general, Singular is only available as binary program. For82 exceptions, you may contact us at83 singular@mathematik.uni-kl.de84 85 The source is distributed in two versions:86 1. A full source distribution of Singular is contained in87 Singular-full-1.0.tar.gz. This (gzip'ed and tar'ed) file88 contains the source code, documentation, and supporting data89 files for the Singular kernel, and for all add-on packages,90 i.e. for the GMP, MP, Factory, and Libfac libraries.91 92 2. A kernel source distribution of Singular can be found in93 Singular-1.0.tar.gz This (gzip'ed and tar'ed) contains the94 sources, documentation and supporting data files for Singular,95 only, i.e., it comes WITHOUT the sources for any of the add-on96 packages.97 98 Singular's performance is best, if it is linked with the GNU Multiple99 precision library (GMP), instead of the smallgmp library which is100 contained in the full source distribution. Furhtermore, Singular's101 terminal i/o is most convenient if it is linked with the GNU readline102 library. The GMP library and the readline library is available at103 ftp.gnu.ai.mit.edu or its mirrors. You have to have these library104 already installed, before Singular can be linked with them. For more105 information, see the file README.src contained in this directory.106 107 The MP library library is avialbale from mcs.kent.edu:/pub/MP/108 For further information on MP, see also109 http://symbolicnet.mcs.kent.edu/areas/protocols/mp.html110 111 The factory and libfac library are available from112 www.mathematik.uni-kl.de:/pub/Math/113 114 Documentation to Singular is distributed as:115 Singular-1.0.dvi.gz - Reference manual in dvi format116 Tutorial.dvi.gz - Singular tutorial in dvi format117 Singular-1.0.ps.gz - Reference manual in postscript format118 Tutorial.dvi.gz - Singular tutorial in postscript format119 singular.hlp.gz - Reference manual in Info format120 Singular-1.0.html.tar.gz - Reference manual in html format121 122 22 123 23 More information about Singular: Comments, Questions, Bug Reports … … 126 26 More and up-to-date information about Singular is always available 127 27 from 128 http://www. mathematik.uni-kl.de/~wwwzca/Singular28 http://www.singular.uni-kl.de/ 129 29 We very much welcome any comments, questions, and bug reports. 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ntl/README
rf074cb reb9e69 18 18 The latest version of NTL is available at http://www.shoup.net. 19 19 20 The sources have been modified for Singular-2-0- 620 The sources have been modified for Singular-2-0-7 / Singular-3-0-0 21 21 - for errors blame singular@mathematik.uni-kl.de, 22 22 not Victor Shoup (victor@shoup.net)
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