From: 有坂富雄 <ari...@ic...> - 2014-06-29 17:08:18
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Thank you for your description. I almost agree with you on thinking of the powerseries. I am looking forward to your project. If you need help, please let me know. Regards, Tomio Arisaka On 2014-6-29, Barton Willis wrote: > Does it mean the function powerseries includes some experimental codes? > Please let me know what you think of the powerseries. No, not really. I thought some bugs in powerseries were a bit hard to fix, so I started from scratch. And like all such projects, the first 90+% is easy and the rest is tedious. My from scratch code incorporates some code I wrote long ago that attempts to convert to hypergeometric form--bessel functions, for example. After conversion, the power series of the hypergeometric is routine. One thing I don't particularly like about the series.lisp code is that the function dispatch isn't, I think, sufficient to deal with multivariate function (for example Bessel) Another thing about series.lisp is that it apparently duplicates partial fraction code. I don't know how much I'll work on this code---it was a fun thing I started one day. Maybe somebody would like to help me with it. That would be OK. --Barton |