=============================== SummerTime v1.0 ===============================

SummerTime is a Mathematica package performing the high-precision calculation
of the multiple sums with factorized summand.

SummerTime is free software and is distributed under the terms of GNU GPL v2.

More information about this package, examples of its use and also updates you
can find on the package’s website:
www.inp.nsk.su/~lee/programs/SummerTime/

If you have suggestions or bug reports, please write an e-mail:
r.n.lee@inp.nsk.su

Version:        1.0
Release Date:   28.05.2015

Authors:        Kirill T. Mingulov & Roman N. Lee,
                The Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics, Novosibirsk

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INSTALLATION NOTES
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The archive you have downloaded consists of the following files:

    SummerTime/
        CHANGELOG.txt               The file with changes in each released 
                                    version of the package.
        README.txt                  This file that you're reading.
        setup/
            SummerTime.m            Package launcher.
            SummerTime-v*/          Package codes.

In order to install SummerTime, place the contents of the “setup” directory
(i.e. “SummerTime.m” and “SummerTime-v*”) in the folder for Mathematica 
third-party packages. On Windows it is:

    C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Mathematica\Applications\

Mac:

    ~/Library/Mathematica/Applications/

Linux:

    ~/.Mathematica/Applications/

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USAGE
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You can load the package by a single command:

    << SummerTime`

To see a list of all package’s commands, type:

    ? SummerTime`*

Examples of use of SummerTime you can find on its website (section “DRA 
results”).

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KNOWN ISSUES
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* Loss of precision in HGG, HGGG, and so on cases.
* HPL doesn't handle negative arguments accurately (bugs are possible).