Hi Jason,
Sara asked me today what the current functionalities of quasisymmetric
functions are in sage. Jason is working on this, right?
Yes. Currently, in sage-combinat, one can convert back and forth
between the monomial and fundamental bases. One can also convert a
symmetric function to quasisymmetric, and vice-versa (provided the qsym
function is symmetric, of course). None of this is in sage, yet.
Great! Could you send me some sample code? One problem I currently
have with the sage-combinat queue is that then I cannot show any
poset pictures, but tomorrow I won't have to ..
I think a lisp compiler is available (this is how Maxima is compiled)
and I don't think it's sbcl. But I don't know for sure.
Thanks.
Off to Microsoft now (I should not miss the bus),
Anne
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