1mkinc(1) User Commands mkinc(1)
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6 mkinc - compute mountains and incidence matrix of a module
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9 mkinc [OPTIONS] <Name>
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12 This program runs in two steps. During the first step, all cyclic sub‐
13 modules found by mkcycl(1) are uncondensed, giving the local submod‐
14 ules, the "mountains", of the original module. Then, each local sub‐
15 module is projected back to the condensed module, and all cyclic vec‐
16 tors which are contained in the image are found. At the end of this
17 step, there is a list of local submodules and, for each local submod‐
18 ule, a list of cyclic subspaces in the condensed module. This informa‐
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21 In the second step, mkinc computes the incidence relation between local
22 submodules. The result is a matrix which contains a 1 for each inci‐
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26 -Q Quiet, no messages.
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28 -V Verbose, more messages.
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30 -T <MaxTime>
31 Set CPU time limit
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33 -G Produce output in GAP format. This option implies -Q.
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43 Name.cfinfo
44 Constituent info file.
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46 Name<Cf>.{1,2,...}
47 Generators on the constituents.
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49 Name<Cf>.{1,2,...}k
50 Generators on the condensed modules.
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52 Name<Cf>.v
53 Cyclic submodules, generated by mkcycl(1).
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56 Images used for condensation.
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59 Uncondense matrices.
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62 Name.cfinfo
63 Constituent info file.
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65 Name.v Mountains.
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68 Mountain dimensions and classes of cyclic submodules correspond‐
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72 Incidence matrix.
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75 mkcycl(1), mkdotl(1)
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