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\centerline{\bf Data Management Plan for Doron Zeilberger's NSF proposal}
\centerline{ \bf Automated Enumerative Combinatorics} 
 
{\bf 1. Expected Data}

In this project I plan to have numerous Maple packages to perform various sophisticated mathematical tasks.
They are all going to be posted in my website, complete with {\bf source code}, with links from my software page

{\tt http://www.math.rutgers.edu/\~{}zeilberg/programs.html} \quad .

These programs would produce combinatorial data that might take several days, and sometimes weeks, to
produce {\it ab initio}. These will be posted as appendices to the front of the relevant articles
that would be written.

{\bf 2. Data Format}

Source code (written in Maple, and possibly SAGE), as text files. The computer output would be
posted as text files.

{\bf 3. Access to Data and Data Sharing}

All my data (both software and output) is {\bf freely} available on my website.
There are no restrictions. 

{\bf 4. Policies for Re-use}

N/A .

{\bf 5. Archiving of Data}

Everything is on my website at Rutgers University, with daily backups. In addition
I have backup copies of all my software at my home computer.






 

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