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Path: blob/master/changelogs/sage-2.8.5.txt
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SAGE 2.8.5:
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This is a *MAJOR* new Sage release, which includes many bugfixes (some
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quite important to usability), and substantial new features and
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functionality. Sage 2.8.5 includes Mike Hansen's massive new
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combinatorics packages along with the Symmetrica C library, much new
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multivariate polynomial code by Martin Albrecht along with bug fixes
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and sparse mod-p linear algebra via Linobx, new algebraic number
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fields code by William Stein and Robert Bradshaw, a major refactoring
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of NTL by Joel Mohler, Craig Citro, David Harvey and Robert Bradshaw,
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Bill Hart and David Harvey's the long-awaited FLINT library for
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super-fast polynomial arithmetic is now included standard in SAGE
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(though currently it is not used by anything by default, and can only
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multiply polynomials), a very nice new global proof option by David
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Roe, Robert Bradshaw's complete and fully optimized implementation of
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sequence notation [1..5], (2..7), [1,3,5,..19], and updates to MPFR,
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IML, and Linbox thanks to Michael Abshoff and Martin Albrecht. PPC32
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Linux should now also be officially supported (thanks to Michael
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Abshoff). John Cremona also updated mwrank. Finally, Gonzalo Tornaria
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and William Stein fixed a major bug in the Sage signal handling
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system, so control-c, should now be much more robust.
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We closed 43 tickets, which are listed here:
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http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/query?status=closed&milestone=sage-2.8.5&order=id
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or, by category, here:
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http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/milestone/sage-2.8.5
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Thanks to the many people who contributed to this release, and anybody
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I forgot to mention above. There were dozens of people not listed
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above who made important contributions.
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