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implement generalised PaleyII symmetric conference matrices #38486
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Documentation preview for this PR (built with commit 4d56220; changes) is ready! 🎉 |
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@MatteoCati - have you got around to look into this? If not, I can finish this myself. |
I've created a PR to add the code to this branch dimpase#7 since I could not edit the branch directly. |
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Build documentation failure is a red herring, it seems. @MatteoCati - ready for review |
@kwankyu - do you have an idea why CI docbuild fails here (at the place where html docs update is handled by |
Yes. The blocker fixes the bug in ci: #38468 You may merge the PR to build doc preview. The blocker has been slumbering there for at least three weeks. That is why I am suggesting this: https://groups.google.com/g/sage-devel/c/ad9hQZw1PKQ |
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Otherwise lgtm. |
Thanks, I've fixed one of the things you pointed out. As to various |
I think you can set this to "positive review" since @MatteoCati implicitly acknowledged it. |
Thanks! |
Currently only symmetric conference matrices obtained from$GF(q)$ using Paley construction for $q\equiv 1\mod 4$
are used in building Hadamard matrices by PaleyII construction. But we can do better, use
any symmetric conference matrix known to Sage.
The 1st new to Sage example is of order 4*787
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