faster generating series for species #40163
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This depends on #38544, correct? |
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sagemathgh-40163: faster generating series for species We compute the generating series of sums, products, compositions and restrictions directly from the generating series of the arguments, rather than computing the molecular expansion of the arguments first. URL: sagemath#40163 Reported by: Martin Rubey Reviewer(s): Travis Scrimshaw
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We compute the generating series of sums, products, compositions and restrictions directly from the generating series of the arguments, rather than computing the molecular expansion of the arguments first.