Examples on how to use $Sym2IntUseEOM, $Sym2IntUseIBP and PickParticularOperators are provided with the new version of the program.
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| Sym2Int 2.4 |
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[05 March 2024; Current version] Corrected a bug which occured when the option IncludeDerivatives was set to False (I thank Diana Sokhashvili for pointing this out). |
| Sym2Int 2.3 |
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[06 Octber 2023] The counting of terms was corrected — I discuss what changed in this talk. The permutation symmetries of operators with derivatives are now provided in a simpler form. |
| Sym2Int 2.2 |
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[07 July 2022] It is now possible to use two flags, $Sym2IntUseEOM and $Sym2IntUseIBP, to control the usage of EOM and IBP redundancies. By default these flags are set to True, which means that both types of redundancies are considered. Furthermore, a function PickParticularOperators was introduced to easily pick certain operators from the output of Sym2Int.
Examples on how to use $Sym2IntUseEOM, $Sym2IntUseIBP and PickParticularOperators are provided with the new version of the program. |
| Sym2Int 2.1 |
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[08 April 2020] The previous version of the program (v2.0) does not work with the latest version of GroupMath (v1.0). Please use instead Sym2Int 2.1 + GroupMath 1.0 (or alternatively Sym2Int 2.0 + GroupMath 0.11). |
| Sym2Int 2.0 |
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[30 July 2019] Operators with derivatives and field strength tensors are now also listed. From this version onwards, rather than installed.
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| Sym2Int 1.0 |
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[26 November 2016] |
Renato Fonseca
renatofonseca@gmail.com
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renatofonseca@ugr.es
05 March 2024