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# The Unipot package
The `Unipot` package provides GAP
with the ability
to compute
with
elements
of unipotent subgroups
of Chevalley groups, but also some
properties
of this groups.
## Installing UNIPOT
This document describes the
procedure of installing the package.
Installing `Unipot` should be easy once you have installed GAP itself.
We assume here that you want
to install `Unipot`
in its standard
location, which
is in the `pkg` subdirectory
of the main GAP4
installation.
You have
to perform the following steps
to install `Unipot`:
- Get the sources.
- Unpack the sources into the `pkg` directory.
You can download the sources from
<https:
//gap-packages.github.io/unipot/>
If you installed a complete copy
of the standard GAP
distribution,
then `Unipot`
is most likely already installed.
If not,
you can download the package `Unipot` separately.
In that
case go
to the
subdirectory `pkg`
of the main GAP directory (when you installed the GAP
distribution, a new directory called `gap-
4.<X>`
for some <X> was
created; this directory contains the `pkg` subdirectory).
Then extract the sources
of the `Unipot` package
in there.
## Loading `Unipot`
in GAP
The documentation
of the package
is available
in any GAP4 session, even
if the package
is not loaded. Like any other package, `Unipot`
is loaded
in GAP
with
gap> LoadPackage(
"unipot");
within the GAP4 session.
## Contact
and support
If you have problems
with this package, wish
to make comments
or
suggestions,
or if you find bugs, please report them via
<https:
//github.com/gap-packages/unipot/issues>
Also, we would like
to hear about applications
of this package.
(See
"Citing Unipot", section
3 of the manual preface.)
## Copyright
and license
Copyright (C)
2000-
2004, Sergei Haller
This code
is released under the GPL version
2 or later (at your
preference).
For the full license text, consult the `LICENSE`
file or
visit <https:
//www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
