4ti2-qsolve(1)


NAME

   4ti2  -  software  package  for  algebraic, geometric and combinatorial
   problems on linear spaces

SYNOPSIS

   4ti2-circuits
   4ti2-genmodel [--quiet] foo.mod
   4ti2-gensymm [--quiet] a b c d foo
   4ti2-graver [--quiet] foo[|.mat|.lat]
   4ti2-groebner [--quiet|-q] [--force|-f]  [--saturation|-s]  [--project-
   and-lift|-p]   [--normal|-n]   [--weighted|-w]   [--gebauer-moeller|-g]
   [--auto-reduce-freq=N|-aN] foo
   4ti2-hilbert [--quiet] foo
   4ti2-markov [--quiet|-q] foo
   4ti2-minimize [--quiet|-q] foo
   4ti2-normalform
   4ti2-output [--quiet]  [--binomials]  [--maple]  [--0-1]  [--transpose]
   [--degree [N]] [--positive] [--3way a b c] foo
   4ti2-ppi
   4ti2-qsolve
   4ti2-rays
   4ti2-walk
   4ti2-zbasis
   4ti2-zsolve

DESCRIPTION

   The  software  package  4ti2  is  a  suite  of  command-line  tools for
   addressing algebraic, geometric and combinatorial  problems  on  linear
   spaces.

DATA STRUCTURE

   The  main  concept of 4ti2 remains the same: a project is defined via a
   file foo[.mat] containing the problem matrix.   Related  sets  such  as
   Graver  basis  or  Markov  basis  are  put  into  foo.gra  and foo.mar,
   respectively.

   Input files and output files usually contain a  matrix  or  a  list  of
   vectors (written as a matrix) in a standard encoding such as
     2 4
     1 1 1 1
     1 2 3 4

   There  are  only  few  exceptions,  for  example  in  a  file  foo.vars
   containing user specified variable names:
     3
     a b x

SEE ALSO

   User's Guide for 4ti2
   http://www.4ti2.de/

AUTHORS

   Ralf Hemmecke
   Raymond Hemmecke
   Matthias Koeppe
   Peter Malkin
   Matthias Walter





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