#12925: Thematic tutorial on combinatorics
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       Reporter:  nthiery                         |         Owner:  
sage-combinat                 
           Type:  enhancement                     |        Status:  
needs_review                  
       Priority:  major                           |     Milestone:  sage-5.1    
                  
      Component:  combinatorics                   |    Resolution:              
                  
       Keywords:  thematic tutorial               |   Work issues:              
                  
Report Upstream:  N/A                             |     Reviewers:  Hugh 
Thomas, Nicolas M. Thiéry
        Authors:  Nicolas M. Thiéry, Hugh Thomas  |     Merged in:              
                  
   Dependencies:                                  |      Stopgaps:              
                  
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Comment (by hthomas):

 The previous issues are fixed either by me, or by Nicolas, except:

 \dots in the source, not in math mode (eg. at line 113 of the tex source)
 turns into nothing in the tutorial.

 Partial orders on a set of 8 elements, up to isomorphism -- there is a
 missing sage image output.

 The link to \ref{exo.enumeration.arbres} doesn't work (line 517 of the tex
 source).

 Something bad happened in the conversion at line 757 in the tex source.
 (In the tutorial, search for "We can now calculate coefficients much
 further")  Similar problem at line 846 of the source (search for "or, in a
 more readable format".

 line 860: \QQ didn't convert properly (maybe because it's within a \emph?)

 line 906: display didn't convert properly.  (Search for "In this simple
 case".)

 l. 2119: here, and elsewhere, it would be nice if the two consecutive
 sageexamples were displayed without a break between them.

 l. 2286: \command{cartesian\_product} didn't convert well.

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