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Addressed issue #73.

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Gerd Heber 2015-11-11 19:12:25 -06:00
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src/chain-complexes.lisp
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@ -239,10 +239,12 @@ follows:
of the differential homomorphism, either by generator or by
combination. The default is :GNRT
:ORGN ORGN, a list containing a relevant and carefully chosen comment about
the origin of the chain complex. This comment should be unique
for a Kenzo session (between calls of CAT-INIT), as it is used
for caching purposes.
:ORGN ORGN, a list which is the copy of a Lisp statement, in principle the
statement which was at the origin of the creation of this Kenzo
object. A caching process, using this slot, prevents the creation
of multiple copies of the same mathematical object, which is
important for efficiency. It is used also for debugging and
analyzing the program.
Use this function instead of creating instances via the standard constructor
MAKE-INSTANCE.
@ -308,10 +310,12 @@ follows:
of the differential homomorphism, either by generator or by
combination. The default is :GNRT
:ORGN ORGN, a list containing a relevant and carefully chosen comment about
the origin of the chain complex. This comment should be unique
for a Kenzo session (between calls of CAT-INIT), as it is used
for caching purposes.
:ORGN ORGN, a list which is the copy of a Lisp statement, in principle the
statement which was at the origin of the creation of this Kenzo
object. A caching process, using this slot, prevents the creation
of multiple copies of the same mathematical object, which is
important for efficiency. It is used also for debugging and
analyzing the program.
Use this function instead of creating instances via the standard constructor
MAKE-INSTANCE.

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src/classes.lisp
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@ -192,9 +192,11 @@ Intances of this class represent chain complexes. The class has 8 slots:
7. IDNM, an integer, a system generated identifier for this object. Its reader
function is IDNM.
8. ORGN, a list containg a comment indicating the origin of the object. The
should be unique (per session), since it is used in the implementation for
caching purposes. Its reader function is ORGN.
8. ORGN, a list which is the copy of a Lisp statement, in principle the
statement which was at the origin of the creation of this Kenzo object.
A caching process, using this slot, prevents the creation of multiple
copies of the same mathematical object, which is important for efficiency.
It is used also for debugging and analyzing the program.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------"))
@ -275,9 +277,11 @@ degree -1. The class has 10 slots:
9. IDNM, an integer, a system-generated identifier for this object. Its reader
function is IDNM.
10. ORGN, a list containg a comment indicating the origin of the object. The
should be unique (per session), since it is used in the implementation for
caching purposes. Its reader function is ORGN.
10. ORGN, a list which is the copy of a Lisp statement, in principle the
statement which was at the origin of the creation of this Kenzo object.
A caching process, using this slot, prevents the creation of multiple
copies of the same mathematical object, which is important for efficiency.
It is used also for debugging and analyzing the program.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------"))
@ -335,13 +339,14 @@ The class has 7 slots:
5. H, an object of type MORPHISM representing the morphism of graded modules h.
Its reader function is H1.
9. IDNM, an integer, a system-generated identifier for this object. Its reader
6. IDNM, an integer, a system-generated identifier for this object. Its reader
function is IDNM.
10. ORGN, a list containg a comment indicating the origin of the object.
This comment should be unique for a Kenzo session (between calls of
CAT-INIT), as it is used for caching purposes. Its reader function
is ORGN.
7. ORGN, a list which is the copy of a Lisp statement, in principle the
statement which was at the origin of the creation of this Kenzo object.
A caching process, using this slot, prevents the creation of multiple
copies of the same mathematical object, which is important for efficiency.
It is used also for debugging and analyzing the program.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------"))

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src/effective-homology.lisp
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@ -54,10 +54,12 @@ follows:
:H H, an object of type MORPHISM representing the morphism of graded modules h
of a reduction
:ORGN ORGN, a list containing a relevant and carefully chosen comment about
the origin of the chain complex. This comment should be unique
for a Kenzo session (between calls of CAT-INIT), as it is used
for caching purposes.
:ORGN ORGN, a list which is the copy of a Lisp statement, in principle the
statement which was at the origin of the creation of this Kenzo
object. A caching process, using this slot, prevents the creation
of multiple copies of the same mathematical object, which is
important for efficiency. It is used also for debugging and
analyzing the program.
Use this function instead of creating instances via the standard constructor
MAKE-INSTANCE.