We’ve reached to the end of GSoC 2019, end to the really productive and wonderful summer. In the last two weeks I worked on documenting polycyclic groups which got merged as well, here is the PR sympy/sympy#17399.
The tenth week of coding period has ended and a new PRsympy/sympy#17317 has been introduced. The PR implements induced Pcgs and exponent vector for polycyclic subgroups with respect to the original pcgs of the group. Below is an example to show the functionality.
Hello everyone, the ninth week of coding period has ended and there is a really good news the polycyclic group PR sympy/sympy#16991 that we were working from the last one and half months is finally merged. This week I didn’t do that much work except organizing different methods and fixing small issues in the above pr to get it merged.
Phase-II has been completed and now it’s time to present all the work done during this phase. This week’s blog is little early in comparison to my previous blogs because I’ll not be active for next 2 upcoming days. In the whole phase we worked on Computations with Polycyclic Groups though the tasks mentioned in proposal for this phase were quite different. But let me tell you it worth that much time, Computation with Polycyclic groups(solvable groups) shows the actual development in computational group theory.
The seventh week of coding period has ended and a few methods has been introduced to polycyclic groups, also pc presentation has been modified. Previously for pc presentation we were computing the LHS for both power and conjugate relators via separate methods and then finally their RHS was computed.
