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- sage - How to use sagemath on python? - Stack Overflow
ImportError: No module named cubegroup I tried both python2 and python3 but neither worked I also tried sage instead of sagemath, but didn't work either How can I use sagemath and cubegroup on python?
- sagemath - Find the Order of an Elliptic Curve - Mathematics Stack Exchange
I have an Elliptic Curve represented by the following equation and values: Elliptic Curve: y^2 = x^3 + A*x + B mod M M
- python 3. x - Installing sage in conda - Stack Overflow
SageMath can be installed from conda-forge on Linux and macOS running x86-64 that most current desktops and laptops use If you look at the sage files on https: anaconda org conda-forge sage files, only macOS and linux packages are listed
- Jumping through hoops to install Sage math: is there a better way?
It is highly recommended to install SageMath by following the official guide and using WSL The instructions you linked specifically mention that the conda-forge installation only works for Linux and macOS so I suspect that may be why you are running into issues
- How to install sagemath kernel in Jupyter - Stack Overflow
On Ubuntu 20 04, installing sagemath as a package seems to allow to concile both perspectives: you can install sagemath without the 'recommended' dependency sagemath-jupyter ( sudo apt install sagemath sagemath-jupyter- ) In this case the jupyter kernel is not installed nor jupyter
- How to install SageMath kernel in Anaconda? - Stack Overflow
activate ipykernel_py2 python -m ipykernel install --user --name sagemath --display-name "SageMath 8 2" So the kernel is now activated and I can create and run Sage files However the libraries are still not working It seems that the file is running like a normal Python 2 file Does anyone know how to fix this? Do I need to create a seperate environment?
- How do you import sagemath in Google Colaboratory?
Until Google Colaboratory provides SageMath, there are various ways to use SageMath online and or to collaborate on SageMath worksheets: SageCell -- for one-off computations CoCalc -- "Collaborative Calculation in the cloud" -- has its own worksheet format ( sagews) and its own implementation of Jupyter notebooks; both allow collaboration and sharing, and support a variety of compute engines
- SageMath: saving picture of graph to a file - Stack Overflow
The result of a call to graph plot() is a sage Graphics object, which is the fundamental object for manipulating and saving graphics To save the plot, name the Graphics object and call one of its save methods For a complete minimum example:
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