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GSoC 2017 Solvers Progress report

Ranjith Kumar edited this page Aug 31, 2017 · 6 revisions

GSoC 2017 Solvers

Progress

Week # Goals Blog Post Status/PR Links (if any)
Community Bonding FLINT wrappers for factorisation blog #1274#1275 #1258
Week 1 Complement, set_intersection and set_complement blog #1281
Week 2 ConditionSet, ImageSet blog #1291, #1293
Week 3 Improvements in ConditionSet blog #1291
Week 4, 5 Polynomial Solvers blog #1296, #1301
Week 6 Trigonometric Solvers blog #1305, #1304
Week 7, 8 Trigonometric Solvers blog #1309, #1310
Week 9 Fixes in ImageSet blog #1314
Week 10, 11 System of Equations, EigenValues and xreplace blog #1317, #1319, #1320
Week 12 Resolved Travis errors blog -

Remaining Work as per proposal :

  • completing fu and the PR #1058 on interop of polynomials.

PRs Pending(Need a review) :

Acknowledgement :
I would like to express my special thanks of gratitude to all my mentors, Isuru and Ondrej for giving me a golden opportunity to do this project. This project couldn't have been possible without their constant support and guidance throughout the summers.

Minutes of Meeting:

Meeting #01

  • Date: 4th May, 2017

  • Time: 10:30 AM - 11:20 AM (IST)

  • Attendees: Amit Kumar, Sumith Kulal, Isuru Fernando and Ranjith Kumar

    • Review of the work till now
    • Discussion on the priority of implementing factorisation of cyclotomic polynomials. Finalised to push this work to later part of GSoC (after we are done with polynomial and trigonometric solvers).
    • ReThink on whether or not to implement ConditionSet
    • Setting up a progress report.
  • Goals:

    • Get this #1281 PR merged in.
    • Figure out the neccessity of ConditionSet and start working on ImageSet

Pull Requests ready for a review:

Meeting #02

  • Date: 11th May, 2017

  • Time: 11:20 PM - 11:50 PM (IST)

  • Attendees: Amit Kumar and Ranjith Kumar

    • Review of the work in this week
    • Discussion on whether or not to simplify Contains in And.
  • Goals:

    • Get the two PRs merged in.
    • start working on lower degree polynomial solvers.

Pull Requests ready for a review: