Software

Software

The algebra and discrete mathematics group of Prof. Dr. Bettina Eick is one of the four centers that take care of the computer algebra system GAP and its development. The following table lists the packages that have been implemented at Braunschweig. Some of them are also available at the GAP-homepage.

Titel:Kurzbeschreibung:Autor:

AcLib
A library and algorithms for almost crystallographic groups
Dekimpe and Eick


Alnuth
Methods for Algebraic number theory and an interface to KANT
Assmann, Distler and Eick


AutPGroup
Computing automorphisms of p-groups
Eick and O'Brien


AutVAbel
Computing automorphism groups of polycyclic space groups
Eick


ccalgs
Algorithms for nilpotent associative algebras and coclass theory
Eick and Moede


ClassTwoAlg
Enumeration of the isomorphism classes of class two nilpotent algebras over arbitrary fields
Eick and Wesche


CoClass
A library and algorithms for pro-p-groups of finite coclass
Eick


Cryst
Computing with crystallographic groups
Eick, Gähler and Nickel


Cubefree
Computing groups of cube-free order
Dietrich


FGA
Computing with finitely generated subgroups of free groups
Sievers


Format
Computing with formation theoretic subgroups
Eick and Wright


GalGrp
Galois groups of certain maximal 2-extensions of Q
Eick


GrpConst
Construction of small groups
Besche and Eick


HallPoly
Computation of Hall polynomials for finitely generated torsion-free nilpotent groups
Cant and Eick


LiePRing
The Lie rings of order at most p^7
Eick and Vaughan-Lee


ModIsom
Automorphisms and Isomorphisms for nilpotent associative algebras
Eick and Konovalov


Polenta
Polycyclic presentations for matrix groups
Assmann


Polycyclic
Computations with polycyclic groups
Eick and Nickel


RadiRoot
Expressing the roots of a rational polynomial by radicals
Distler


SmallGroups
A library of groups of small order
Besche, Eick and O'Brien


SglPPow
The groups of order 3^8 and p^7
Eick and Vaughan-Lee


TGroupIsom
The isomorphism problem for torsion free nilpotent groups of Hirsch length at most 5
Eick and Engel