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--- user_guide:mega2013 [2019/01/25 09:27] – ↷ Page moved from tutorial:mega2013 to user_guide:mega2013 oroehrig
+++ user_guide:tutorials:mega2013 [2019/01/29 21:46] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ====== Wronski Polynomial Systems with polymake and Singular (Mega2013 submission) ======
-Here you find hints for the correct compilation and installation to use the new interface between polymake and Singular. First of all you need a new [[:perpetualbeta|perpetual beta]] version (we used 20130307 in this case). And you need to install [[howto:installsingular|libsingular]] as a bundled extension.
+Here you find hints for the correct compilation and installation to use the new interface between polymake and Singular. First of all you need a new [[download:perpetualbeta|perpetual beta]] version (we used 20130307 in this case). And you need to install [[install:installsingular|libsingular]] as a bundled extension.
 To recreate the computations we did for our Mega2013 submission you can download two script files:
-  * {{:tutorial:random_solve.script|random_solve.script}}
+  * {{user_guide:random_solve.script|random_solve.script}}
-  * {{:tutorial:mega2013.script|mega2013.script}}
+  * {{user_guide:mega2013.script|mega2013.script}}
 In the first script file two functions are defined: ''random_wronski'' and ''solve_random_wronski''. Here is the help text of the two functions:
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 ===== Using the scripts for your own tests =====
-If you want to do your own tests, you just need {{:tutorial:random_solve.script|random_solve.script}}. Here is a small example (in this example we solve 20000 systems):
+If you want to do your own tests, you just need {{user_guide:random_solve.script|random_solve.script}}. Here is a small example (in this example we solve 20000 systems):
 <code>
 polytope > $M = new Matrix<Int>([