Davide Della Casa

Hi Anurup, ok, say, C = A|B short version: - retaining the "block" information (i.e. symbolically keeping track that C is a block matrix) is probably hard - just copying...

Hey Kevin as soon as I'm done with the quartics I'm on this (should take one more week I think). (unless you want to take this in the meantime, that...

I'll look into the `ReferenceError: Eval_display is not defined` problem. In regards to getting text out of an Algebrite expression: `.toString()` should do the job. In regards to checking equivalences,...

I see now your work on https://graspablemath.com/ , I'd have been less verbose if I knew you are in the field :-) Yes please if you find other cases you'd...

Using a float anywhere in an expression (0.5 in your example) makes the system calculate the approximate values. You could: 1. behind the scenes _also_ force both sides to a...

yes slightly byzantine though that it would work on 1/2 but not on 1/3 etc... You sure that you'll be working only with floats that will work? Would you consider...

handling the general case would mean introducing a notation for infinite digit sequences like 0.33333... (but sequences can be slightly more complex so might need to get more creative than...

links for converting floats to rationals: https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Convert_decimal_number_to_rational and http://stackoverflow.com/questions/95727/how-to-convert-floats-to-human-readable-fractions

With some euristics I think one can guess most human-entered floats of the type you seem to get as input. I think it's intereating to have. Ideally I'll want to...

so, to the point, the use case for this is to straighten "lazily"-entered floats into guessed rationals. 0.5 to 1/2 but also 0.33333 to 1/3. So in other words it...