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The home of a noncurved simplex is determined by (the first of) its vertices.
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Return true if the number is even.
Return true if the number is positive.
Return a lisp representation of the number.
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Replaces all products of sums in exp by sums of products.
- Returns a list of the kernels in exp that are di erent from those in
- list-of-kernels.
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Derivative of expression with respect to variables.
Return true if the expression depends on any of the variables
- Dependencies of one variable on another can be declared using
- declare-dependencies.
- There is a property list associated with each variable in a polynomial
- ring. This property list is ring specificc and not global. The ring property list is accessed using the generic function get-variable-property. Properties can modified using setf, as with normal property lists.
Create ge-expt instances.
Create ge-times instances.
Create ge-plus instances.
Looks for a function with given name.
- Creates a new variable, which has the subscripts indicated. If the
- variable already has subscripts, then the new subscripts are appended to the ones already present.
Create a variable in a domain.
Returns T for syntactically identical general expressions.
- Prints the expression expr onto stream. If stream a graphics stream
- then a two dimension display will be used (not yet implemented), otherwise some textual display will be used.
Return true if the object is negative.
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Map over the elements of the set applying the function.
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Map the values of the sequences into the domain.
Return a list of the tuple elements.
Refernce the item of tuple specified by the first arg.
Return the factors of the number.
Return true if number is a power of opt-number.
Return true if the number is prime.
Return a combination of the upper and lower factorial.
Return the falling, or lower, factorial.
Return the factorial of the number.
The first interesting operation on AVL trees. This inserts THING into the tree and returns a new tree and an integer which is the change in height of the tree.
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Return true if the element is coercible into the domain.
Coerce the element into the domain.
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Return a list of operations for the domain.
Extend the common lisp MAP function.
Extend the common lisp SUBSTITUTE function.
Extend the common lisp standard replace.
Extend the common lisp standard member.
Extend the common lisp standard DELETE.