GMS: Git Mathematical Sequences
An online resource of mathematical sequences, where anyone can contribute.
See also:
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GitHub: https://github.com/trizen/GMS
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GitBook: https://trizen.gitbooks.io/gms/
How to submit a sequence?
Create a new directory with the username of your GitHub account and inside the directory create a new file called Gx.md, where Gx is the ID of the sequence.
The first ID of your sequence should be G1, the second ID should be G2, and so on.
TEMPLATE
The sequence entry should have the following format:
# (name of the sequence)
(terms)
## OFFSET
## COMMENTS
## PROPERTIES
## FORMULAS
## PROGRAMS
## SEE ALSOTemplate explained
# (name of the sequence)
(the first few terms of the sequence)
## OFFSET
(offset n such that a(n) is the first term)
(use offset 1 if the sequence is a list of numbers)
## COMMENTS
(any comments about the sequence)
## PROPERTIES
(any special properties of the sequence (e.g. multiplicative))
## FORMULAS
(mathematical formulas for the n-th term)
## PROGRAMS
### (lang)
```lang-code
(program to generate the sequence)
```
## SEE ALSO
* (other similar sequences)
* (or external links to other resources about the sequence)For some examples, see: trizen/G1, trizen/G2, trizen/G3.
After creating a sequence entry, send a pull request and wait for the sequence to be approved.
License
All contributions are dedicated to the public domain.
See also: https://unlicense.org/