Völs Demo
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Computational tools for universal algebra research¶
Notes for a talk at the 2nd CSP World Congress in Völs am Schlern, Italy on 25 September 2020.
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Thank the organizers
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It's available from uacalc.org
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If you use Linux... setup notes used to live on the old site; they are gone, and the download above is what you need.
If you don't use Linux... what's wrong with you? -
A repository of algebras readable by the UACalc is available at github.com/UACalc.
(Some of the .ua files in that repository were used to solve real life math problems.) -
What does a .ua file look like? ...and why should you care?
You can use UACalc at the command line!
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Jython demo
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Scala demo
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Current and future work
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Agda Universal Algebra Library
The documentation is available from ualib.gitlab.io
The Agda source code is available from gitlab.com/ualib/ualib.gitlab.io
Since this talk
These point at the pre-3.0 library, which is still online and carries its own notice to that effect. The current home is agda-algebras: the library and its documentation.