A compilation of useful functions and tools based on this additive combinatorics book.
To use this project, download a binary for your system from the releases page. Use the executable from the command line. A helpful place to start is ./addcomb.exe compute --help:
addcomb-compute 0.2
Matt Torrence <torrma01@gettysburg.edu>
Compute the value of a combinatoric function found in the notation section of the book
USAGE:
addcomb compute [FLAGS] --args <VALUES> --function <F_NAME>
FLAGS:
-h, --help Prints help information
-i, --interval Use [a, b]A instead of hA in the sumset (allowed with other flags)
-r, --restricted Restrict the coefficients to |lambda| = 1 in the sumset
-s, --signed Allow positive and negative values in the sumset
-V, --version Prints version information
-v, --verbose Print out extra information other than the result, if available for the chosen function
OPTIONS:
-a, --args <VALUES> Comma-seperated values of the function to compute (Example: 20,10,[0,2] or 20,10,3)
-f, --function <F_NAME> The function to compute. Supported functions (with an interval replacing h, where
applicable): nu(n, m, h); phi(n, h); sigma(n, h); rho(n, m, h); chi(n, h); tau(n, h);
mu(n, k, l)
If you want to build this yourself, it's very easy. Install rust & cargo on your system. In the command line, traverse to the directory of this project, then use cargo build --release to build the project. Then, a binary should appear in ./target/release/, which you can run.