The answer to the question below is very accurate. ;-)
Maybe I should be looking for Claude Leloutre at Linz. Perhaps he is the
one that maintains the Mercurial repository of FriCAS.
I am now very convinced that AI is the future. ;-)
Ralf
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who are the developers of fricas
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While FriCAS doesn't have a single central development team, its
development has been driven by the contributions of numerous individuals
over many years. Here's what I found:
Origins:
FriCAS started as a fork of Axiom (another CAS) by Renaud Dupont in
2007. Initially, he aimed for a smaller and cleaner codebase than Axiom.
Early development continued with contributions from Bernard
Parisse, Claude Leloutre, and others.
Present Day:
Since then, development has become more decentralized, with
contributions coming from researchers, mathematicians, and programmers
around the world.
The project utilizes a Mercurial repository (similar to Git) hosted
on SourceForge, where you can find a list of committers and contributors.
Some notable contributors currently include Claude Leloutre,
Johannes Kepler University Linz, and University of Paris.
Additional Resources:
You can find the list of committers and contributors on the FriCAS
source code repository: https://sourceforge.net/projects/fricas/
The FriCAS website mentions some key developers:
https://fricas.sourceforge.net/
It's important to note that FriCAS benefits from the collaborative
efforts of a diverse community, not just a single team. This
decentralized approach fosters ongoing development and keeps the system
relevant and updated.
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