Dynamic Algebra in EpsilonWriter
Jean-FranΓ§ois Nicaud, Aristod, Palaiseau, France Jana Trgalova, University of Lyon 1, France Nataly Essonnier, University of Lyon 1, France MC2 European project
CADGME 2014 - Halle - Germany
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Dynamic Algebra in EpsilonWriter Jean-Franois Nicaud, Aristod, Palaiseau, France Jana Trgalova, University of Lyon 1, France Nataly Essonnier, University of Lyon 1, France MC 2 European project CADGME 2014 - Halle - Germany Dynamic Algebra
Jean-FranΓ§ois Nicaud, Aristod, Palaiseau, France Jana Trgalova, University of Lyon 1, France Nataly Essonnier, University of Lyon 1, France MC2 European project
CADGME 2014 - Halle - Germany
Dynamic Algebra: Calculations by direct manipulation Initial question: When can we move a sub-expression in a formula, getting an equivalent formula? Basic examples:
π¦ 3 β ππ¦ 3 multiplicative sub-expression unchanged
5 π multiplier changed to divisor
5 βπ multiplier changed to divisor, inversion of the inequality
CADGME 2014 - Halle - Germany
Is it possible to move π in a formula, π being unchanged (with same status or not) or changed to βπ , the rest of the formula being unchanged except possibly the orientation of an inequality?
CADGME 2014 - Halle - Germany
CADGME 2014 - Halle - Germany
CADGME 2014 - Halle - Germany
CADGME 2014 - Halle - Germany
4 3
π¦4 π¦β2 2 π¦ π¦β2 3 to get π¦4 π¦ π¦β2
π¦βπ§ π¦+ 2π§ in order to apply a
2π +1β πβ2 2π +1+ 2 πβ2
CADGME 2014 - Halle - Germany
CADGME 2014 - Halle - Germany
CADGME 2014 - Halle - Germany
CADGME 2014 - Halle - Germany
CADGME 2014 - Halle - Germany