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▼User's Guide	Sections:
Release Notes
Installing the MeatAxe	This section contains some general information about the MeatAxe programs and how to use them
Using the MeatAxe Programs: General Remarks
Standard Command Line Options	All MeatAxe programs expect one or more arguments, ususally the names of input and output files
The Lattice Programs	These programs are used to investigate the structure of matrix representations over finite fields
▼Program Index	This section contains a detailed description of each MeatAxe program
cfcomp - Compare Irreducible Constituents
chop - Find Irreducible Constituents
decomp - Decompose a Module
genmod - Make Submodule
mkcycl - Find Cyclic Subspaces
mkdotl - Find Dotted-lines
mkgraph - Draw a Submodule Lattice
mkhom - Homomorphisms
mkinc - Find Mountains
mksub - Find Submodules
mktree - Enumerate Group Elements
orbrep - Find a permutation which maps A to B
precond - Precondensation of Tensor Products"
pseudochop - Chop with known peak words
pwkond - Peak Word Condensation
rad - Radical Series
soc - Socle Series
tcond - Tensor Product Condensation
tuc - Tensor Uncondense
zad - Add Matrices
zbl - Bottom Left
zcf - Change Field
zcl - Clean
zcp - Characteristic Polynomial
zct - Cut
zcv - Convert Text to Binary Format
zef - Echelon Form
zev - Eigenvalues
zfr - Frobenius Automorphism
ziv - Invert
zkd - Condense a Permutation
zmo - Make Orbits
zmu - Multiply
zmw - Make Word
znu - Null-Space
zor - Order
zpo - Power
zpr - Print Matrices and Permutations
zpt - Paste
zqt - Clean and Quotient
zro - Random Orders
zsc - Spin-Up With Script
zsi - Sum and Intersection
zsy - Symmetrized Tensor Product
zsp - Spin Up
ztc - Trace
zte - Tensor Product
ztr - Transpose
zts - Tensor Split
zuk - Uncondense Vectors
zvp - Vector permute
Bibliography
▼File Conversion Programs	These programs are used to convert between different file formats
zcf - Change Field
zct - Cut
zcv - Convert Text to Binary Format
zpr - Print Matrices and Permutations
zpt - Paste
▼Programmer's Guide	Since it was ported from FORTRAN to C in 1989 the MeatAxe has been freely available, including source code, under the terms of the GNU general public license
Compiling and Linking with the MeatAxe Library	To use the MeatAxe library in your programs you need two files: