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Currently, Singular.jl only exposes the syz function with one argument, the ideal. Allowing a second argument would allow significant performance improvements in some situations.
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In Singular, the
syz
function for computing syzygies can accept an optional argument specifying the Groebner basis algorithm, which can be either "std" or "slimgb":https://www.singular.uni-kl.de/Manual/4-4/sing_369.htm#SEC409
Currently, Singular.jl only exposes the
syz
function with one argument, the ideal. Allowing a second argument would allow significant performance improvements in some situations.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: