mappings

Types which represent functions k -> v

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Mappings

This package does two jobs:

It offers a general typeclass Mapping for types which represent functions k -> v (for fixed k, but arbitrary ordered v).

There are some fairly straightforward examples which build up mappings where k is Either, or a pair, or Maybe, or Bool.
Three less trivial implementations are provided:
- Decision diagrams, with nodes which may themselves be an arbitrary Mapping (there is some code for viewing these in the examples directory);
- Piecewise constant maps on an ordered domain k;
- Maps equipped with a default value.

The aim is to use decision diagrams with nodes that are piecewise constant maps to store monomials for Grobner basis algorithms.

Initial version