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workshop1109 [2011/09/13 06:35] – [polymake Workshop at UC Berkeley] joswigworkshop1109 [2011/09/14 16:03] – started solutions section joswig
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 ====== polymake Workshop at UC Berkeley ====== ====== polymake Workshop at UC Berkeley ======
  
-This is going to take place September 13, 2011, 13:00-18:00 (939 Evans Hall).  Everybody welcome.  Please bring a laptop, preferably with polymake [[download:start|pre-installed]].  Standard installations available for Ubuntu 11.04, MacOS X 10.6 (and a last minute experimental version for 10.7; thanks to [[http://www.mathematik.tu-darmstadt.de/~paffenholz/|Andreas]]).  If you only have a Windows laptop (with a reasonably modern CPU) you can bring it along with an empty USB stick (with at least 2GB capacity): last minute Ubuntu 11.04 live system with polymake available (thanks to [[http://www.uni-frankfurt.de/fb/fb12/mathematik/dm/personen/lorenz/index.html|Benjamin]]).+This is going to take place September 13, 2011, 13:00-18:00 (939 Evans Hall).  Everybody welcome. 
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 +Please bring a laptop, preferably with polymake [[download:start|pre-installed]].  Standard installations available for Ubuntu 11.04, MacOS X 10.6 (and a last minute experimental version for 10.7; thanks to [[http://www.mathematik.tu-darmstadt.de/~paffenholz/|Andreas]]).  If you only have a Windows laptop (with a reasonably modern CPU) you can bring it along with an empty USB stick (with at least 2GB capacity): last minute Ubuntu 11.04 live system with polymake available (thanks to [[http://www.uni-frankfurt.de/fb/fb12/mathematik/dm/personen/lorenz/index.html|Benjamin]]).
  
 The event will start out with a short introduction to the system, and afterwards attendees are invited to explore the system via a set of exercises. The event will start out with a short introduction to the system, and afterwards attendees are invited to explore the system via a set of exercises.
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 print $rp2->HOMOLOGY; print $rp2->HOMOLOGY;
 fan::normal_fan(load("snub-dodecahedron.poly"))->VISUAL; fan::normal_fan(load("snub-dodecahedron.poly"))->VISUAL;
 +</code>
 +
 +===== Solutions to Selected Exercises =====
 +
 +==== 10. Smooth fan in R^3 with 10 rays ====
 +
 +<code>
 +$c=cube(3);
 +$cc=new Polytope(INEQUALITIES=>($c->FACETS/(new Matrix<Rational>([[2,-1,-1,-1],[2,-1,1,1],[2,1,-1,1],[2,1,1,-1]]))));
 +print $cc->N_FACETS, ", ", $cc->SMOOTH;
 +$cc->VISUAL;
 +$f=fan::normal_fan($cc);
 +$f->VISUAL;
 </code> </code>
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