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Multiple zeta algebra #22713
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see also #18010 |
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Here is a first advanced sketch for an implementation of the ring of Multiple Zeta values. This in fact implements the motivic MZV, in some sense, following the algorithm given by Francis Brown. I would appreciate comments and suggestions. New commits:
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comment:10
Do you know anybody that could be interested in this stuff, and would review ? |
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comment:11
Replying to @fchapoton:
I am not sure. I have cc-ed Dan Bump, who might be willing to or know someone who could. I can do the technical review and would be willing to set a positive review if nobody else is willing to check the mathematics. However, I would rather have a mathematical review. |
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Actually, I thought about implementing the same thing! I can start the review next week (or maybe even this week-end). |
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comment:90
Coverage is ok. So, what remains to be done ? |
comment:91
One feature which is not advertized in the main docstring of the module is the numerical approximation. I think it deserves a mention. Otherwise I believe it is ready for inclusion. |
comment:93
I have added a little more doc about numerical approximation.
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comment:94
Replying to @fchapoton:
Sure |
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comment:96
all commits squashed, and the patchbot is green |
comment:97
Replying to @fchapoton:
Let us get that in! Est-ce que tu es dispo mardi 05.05 14h-17h? Bill (Allombert) organise une hacking session PARI/GP et j'aimerais travailler sur les multizeta colorés (évaluation des polylogarithmes aux racines de l'unité). Henri (Cohen) a déjà programmé quelques trucs numériques. Si jamais ça t'intéresse. |
comment:98
Not python2-compatible |
comment:99
Replying to @vbraun:
Why is that a problem? The milestone is set to 9.2 which is supposed to be Python3 only. Or did I misunderstand something? |
comment:100
Probably the merging tools do not respect the milestone.. |
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Old description:
There is code in Pynac's
zeta2_eval
allowinglst
arguments. Let's check if that can be interfaced to Python. Is there numerics available in mpmath or arb?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_zeta_function
New description:
This ticket is now used to implement the algebra of MZV, using algorithms of Francis Brown.
Sample computation:
CC: @videlec @tscrim @kedlaya @dwbump @JohnCremona
Component: number theory
Keywords: motives
Author: Frédéric Chapoton
Branch/Commit:
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Reviewer: Vincent Delecroix
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/22713
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