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r""" Run difficult calculations that test the modular forms functionality.
There is currently no good system for timing these doctests across all platforms, so I am turning these all into comments (so that they are not counted against are doctest coverage), noting that we should use these when (if?) we one day have a good regression testing system in place.
Craig Citro
from sage.all import *
m=0; t=0; tw=0
def pre(): global m, t, tw m = get_memory_usage() t = cputime() tw = walltime()
def post(): global m,t print("total time: %s (wall: %.2f); memory usage diff: %sMB"%(cputime(t), walltime(tw), get_memory_usage() - m))
def test1(): pre() for N in range(1,75): M = ModularForms(N,2) print(M) print(M.basis()) post()
def test2(): pre() for N in range(1,30): M = ModularForms(Gamma1(N),2) print(M) print(M.basis()) post()
def test3(): pre() for k in range(2,100): M = ModularForms(1,k) print(M) print(M.basis()) post()
def test4(): pre() for N in range(1,30): M = ModularForms(N,4, prec=20) print(M) print(M.basis()) post()
def test5(): pre() for N in range(1,50): M = ModularForms(N,2, prec=30) print(M) print(M.basis()) post()
def test6(): pre() for N in range(225,230): M = ModularForms(N,2,prec=40) print(M) print(M.basis()) post()
def test7(): pre() for k in range(2,30): M = ModularForms(2,k) print(M) print(M.basis()) post()
def test8(): pre() for k in range(2,20): M = ModularForms(Gamma1(3),k) print(M) print(M.basis()) post()
def test9(): pre() for k in range(2,11): M = ModularForms(Gamma1(8),k) M.set_precision(M.dimension()+2) print(M) print(M.basis()) post()
def test10(): pre() for k in range(2,11): M = ModularForms(k,k) M.set_precision(M.dimension()+2) print(M) print(M.basis()) post()
def test11(): pre() for i in range(100): M = ModularForms(randint(1,100),randint(2,6)) print(M) print(M.basis()) post()
def test12(): S = CuspForms(23,2) print(S) print(S.hecke_operator(2)) print(S.hecke_operator(2).matrix()) """ |