Computer algebra software review

EinS : a Mathematica package allowing one to perform symbolic calculations with indexed objects. Felix : a special computer algebra system for the computation in commutative and non-commutative rings and modules. FeynArts : a Mathematica package for the generation and visualization of Feynman diagrams and amplitudes. GiNaC : a system to allow the creation of integrated systems that embed symbolic manipulations together with more established areas of computer science.

LiE : A Computer algebra package for Lie group computations. MOLGEN : a system for the computation of all structural formulae that correspond to a given molecular formula. ORME : a package for equational theoreies. This makes it very easy to extend Maxima's functionality by writing your own scripts. Overall, Maxima is a CAS that gets the job done. Sure, there are some little quirks, but in general the project is in good health and can be expected to get even better in the future.

Copyright — OS Reviews. See the licensing terms for further details. Reviewing Freedom. GSL 2. Maxima 3. AqBanking 4. Inline 5. Nexuiz Most popular 1. OpenArena 2. Review Excerpt: Algebrator Instead of solving pre-assembled questions, students and educators can use Algebrator to enter their own equations for step-by-step help in problem solving. The program uses a natural solving strategy that shows each step of simplification, factoring or other Review Excerpt: Algebrator is impressive in its problem-solving capability.

It handled every problem we threw at it, with ease Algebrator in the Press Below you will find a number of reviews of Algebrator published in either a paper, magazine or on-line, spanning more than a decade of the software's existence. Hindin, Emerging Tech. Group, Inc. Publication date: September Review Excerpt: No Johnny-come-lately to algebra software help for students, [Algebrator] has been around since