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A syntactically correct piece of code (can be loaded directly via virtuoso command line) with escaped backquote (common to latex text pieces) is rejected by the editor. Try this:
rdfs:comment "A family of systems generated by $[x+y_z^n-2, y+z_x^n-2, z+x*y^n-2]$ with symmetry group $C_3$ and common zero $(1,1,1)$ with $n\geq 2$.\par The ideal generated by these polynomials seems always to have dimension 0. No obvoius formula for the multiplicity is known." ;
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As I understand turtle [1] a slash has to be escaped if it is used in a string literal. Can you please try if the following would work (which should at least be correct turtle):
<http://example.org/> rdfs:comment "A family of systems generated by $[x+y*z^n-2, y+z*x^n-2, z+x*y^n-2]$ with symmetry group $C_3$ and common zero $(1,1,1)$ with $n\\geq 2$.\\par The ideal generated by these polynomials seems always to have dimension 0. No obvoius formula for the multiplicity is known." .
I have found problems with
<http://chris.rkbexplorer.com/id/void> a void:uriRegexPattern "^http://chris\\.rkbexplorer\\.com/id/.+" .
while the following works:
<http://chris.rkbexplorer.com/id/void> a void:uriRegexPattern "^http://chris\\\\.rkbexplorer\\\\.com/id/.+" .
Since the error is a SPARQL Error I think it is related to the SPARQL Update, which doesn't escape the strings correctly.
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A syntactically correct piece of code (can be loaded directly via virtuoso command line) with escaped backquote (common to latex text pieces) is rejected by the editor. Try this:
rdfs:comment "A family of systems generated by$[x+y_z^n-2, y+z_x^n-2, z+x*y^n-2]$ with symmetry group $C_3$ and common zero $(1,1,1)$ with $n\geq 2$ .\par The ideal generated by these polynomials seems always to have dimension 0. No obvoius formula for the multiplicity is known." ;
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: