61. ULB - Computer Algebra Division Home page for the computer algebra Division at the Université Libre de Bruxelles. http://cso.ulb.ac.be/

Computer Algebra Division !!! New !!! Consultation des e-mails ULB : webMail ULB Visit our new web site (yet under construction) You can now discuss about Symbolic Calculus or related subjects on the new forum of the CSO Welcome to the CSO. Our tasks are to provide computer facilities and expertise for using most of the available computer algebra systems (Maple, Reduce, Cayley, Magma, Mathematica, Axiom, Gap, Lie) and to develop computer algebra methods for solving differential equations (see projects). Contact Members Projects Cours ... Le Forum du CSO Contact Calcul Symbolique sur Ordinateur blvd du Triomphe. B-1050 Bruxelles (Belgium) Fax e-mail cso@ulb.ac.be Members Jean-Louis Colot, coordinator ( mail Gerald HOUART , system manager ( mail Jacqueline Sengier, responsable ( mail mail Projects The CSO is involved in a European ESPRIT working group called CATHODE. Within this group, we are developping a software called NODES CATHODE 2 We have organized the CATHODE 2 workshop in Han-sur-Lesse from september 1 to september 5, 1997. You have access to the program and the extended abstracts (also in Postscript or Compressed Postscript version). The use of the postscript version is recommended for the Extended Abstracts (the translation of the latex source to html is not completly reliable).

62. V International Workshop On Computer Algebra Systems And Their Applications, CAS V International Workshop on computer algebra systems and Their Applications, CASA 2007. http://personales.unican.es/iglesias/CASA2007/

63. MuPAD Pro 4 - The Open Computer Algebra System MuPAD Pro 4 is a fullfledged computer algebra system with a rich set of features including extensive computational capabilities and an integrated Virtual http://www.mackichan.com/PRODUCTS/mupad.html

History Customer Service Privacy Policy Product Partners ... Order MuPAD Pro 4: The Open Computer Algebra System for Windows, Macintosh, and Linux MuPAD Pro 4 is an integrated and open mathematical problem-solving environment for symbolic and numeric computing. MuPAD Pro 4 is a full-fledged computer algebra system with a rich set of features including extensive computational capabilities and an integrated Virtual Camera (VCam) toolkit for visualization, animation, and interactive manipulation of 2D and 3D plots and other mathematical objects. MuPAD Pro is intended for an extremely broad range of users. Its concept of domains and categories corresponds to object-oriented classes and supports overloading of methods and operators, inheritance, and generic algorithms. The MuPAD language has a Pascal-like syntax and allows imperative, functional, and object-oriented programming. A comfortable notebook interface includes high-quality interactive 2D and 3D graphics tools for visualization and animation, an integrated source-level debugger, a profiler, and comprehensive hypertext help with extensive examples. Version 4 adds to the capabilities of earlier versions of MuPAD Pro with a new uniform user interface for all supported operating systems: Windows, MacOS X, and Linux. The new version has enhanced text formatting capabilities for creating scientific materials and teaching materials. MuPAD XML Notebooks can be exchanged across platforms and exported as PDF documents. A new, comprehensive help system, complete with examples, supports live graphics and full-text search throughout the documentation.

64. NETCA: UK Network In Computer Algebra computer algebra is important as a tool across the whole spectrum of Mathematics and its applications. It is also playing pivotal role in reemphasizing the http://www.dcs.qmul.ac.uk/research/logic/theory/projects/netca/

Navigation Home Back Forward Participating departments University of Bath: Department of Mathematical Sciences University of Kent: MathematicsGroup, Computing Lab Queen Mary, University of London: School of Mathematical Sciences, Department of Computer Science Department of Engineering University of St Andrews: School of Computer Science Industrial Partner NAG: The Numerical Algorithms Group Ltd Netca meetings Meeting at Danbury Meeting at St. Andrews Mathematics for Networks Workshop Midlands Graduate School ... Netca Conference In Oxford Conferences TPHOLs 2005 ISSAC ISSAC 2000 ISSAC 2001 ... Future conferences Links Contacts NETCA: UK Network in Computer Algebra Welcome to the NetCA website Friday, 14 March 2008 The Purpose of NetCA Computer Algebra is important as a tool across the whole spectrum of Mathematics and its applications. It is also playing pivotal role in re-emphasizing the computational side of mathematics. By its nature, computer algebra requires expertise in both mathematics and computer science. Young people with these talents and with good ideas are in demand throughout the world. This is true not only within academia, but also outside where they can command salaries well in excess of those available in British universities. In order to stand any chance of retaining enough of them, British academic institutions have to provide a well integrated community in the subject with a good programme for the development of young researchers.

65. LtU Classic Archives Mark Evans Re Axiom computer algebra System blueArrow 6/5/2004; 20311 PM (reads 660, responses 1). Apparently, this package went non-commercial some http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/classic/message12593.html

Lambda the Ultimate Axiom Computer Algebra System started 6/5/2004; 12:27:35 AM - last post 6/11/2004; 4:40:53 PM Mark Evans - Axiom Computer Algebra System 6/5/2004; 12:27:35 AM (reads: 10961, responses: 11) Axiom Computer Algebra System Axiom...defines a strongly typed, mathematically correct type hierarchy. It has a programming language and a built-in compiler....In its current state it represents about 30 years and 300 man-years of research work. This one is a gift for Frank! Posted to DSL by Mark Evans on 6/5/04; 12:27:46 AM Mark Evans - Re: Axiom Computer Algebra System 6/5/2004; 2:03:11 PM (reads: 660, responses: 1) Apparently, this package went non-commercial some few years ago, then became true open-source in August 2003 , see the project page . Some folks even want a more mathematical basis Ehud Lamm - Re: Axiom Computer Algebra System 6/6/2004; 12:58:13 AM (reads: 614, responses: 0) What's the implementation language? Paul Snively - Re: Axiom Computer Algebra System 6/6/2004; 3:42:17 PM (reads: 574, responses: 0) http://www.aldor.org

66. Fields Institute - Industry, Mathematics And Computer Algebra The conference is a part of the outreach mandate of the Ontario Research Centre for computer algebra, and the Fields Institute to support the ongoing http://www.fields.utoronto.ca/programs/cim/02-03/INDACA/

Home About Us NPCDS/PNSDC Mathematics Education ... Search COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL MATHEMATICS March 14, 2008 W orkshop on Industry, Business, Mathematics and Computer Algebra A workshop on the practical application of mathematics and modern computing tools in industry and business. Friday, 25 October 2002 Sponsored by Ontario Research Centre for Computer Algebra Registration Housing and Hotels Visitor Information Keynote Lectures Schedule ... About the Sponsors In today's highly competitive business environment, many professionals in business and industry are facing analytical and design challenges that require ever more sophisticated approaches and tactics. This unique meeting will bring together people from industry, universities, and the software industry who share a common interest in using advanced mathematical modelling and sophisticated computing techniques such as computer algebra. The meeting will address the complex challenges faced by modern industry. Professionals in business and industry will find it a useful introduction to techniques to improve their analytical and design processes. The conference is a part of the outreach mandate of the Ontario Research Centre for Computer Algebra, and the Fields Institute to support the ongoing education of the professional public on the benefits of mathematical and computer algebraic techniques.

67. ECCAD2006 The conference organizers encourage students and researchers in computer algebra and related fields to plan to attend ECCAD 2006 in Philadelphia. http://www.cs.drexel.edu/eccad2006/

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68. Robert Stephenson's Blog: CAS (Java Computer Algebra System) The CAS (Java computer algebra System) project is a polished and valuable tool for high school or college math classes. The applet is right on the CAS http://weblogs.java.net/blog/rstephe/archive/2006/02/cas_java_comput.html

User: Password: Register Login help My pages Projects ... java.net Get Involved java-net Project Request a Project Project Help Wanted Ads Publicize your Project ... Submit Content Get Informed About java.net Articles Blogs Events ... java.net Archives Get Connected java.net Forums Wiki and Javapedia People Partners , and Jobs Java User Groups RSS Feeds Search Web and Projects: Online Books: Advanced Search Robert Stephenson's Blog Main CAS (Java Computer Algebra System) Posted by rstephe on February 27, 2006 at 11:36 PM Comments (4) The CAS (Java Computer Algebra System) project is a polished and valuable tool for high school or college math classes. The applet is right on the CAS project page A trio of buttons at the top of the applet window give you (right to left) program info, an options palette and a menu for picking a constant or function to insert into the command line (doubleclick on ATan, for example, and "ATan(" is inserted at the cursor). It is rare, sadly, to find open source projects as polished, well designed and well documented as this one. It is easy to learn and easy to use. I recommend CAS to high school or college algebra students anywhere.

69. CAS-CAT Project University of Melbourne. Investigating the changes that regular access to calculators equipped with a computer algebra system will have on senior http://extranet.edfac.unimelb.edu.au/DSME/CAS-CAT/

CAS-CAT HOME Research Project 00-02 Selected Recent Publications Resources for Teachers P.D. and Post Grad courses Welcome to the CAS-CAT homepage Research and training on using technology in mathematics education This is the website for research related to technology in mathematics education in the Faculty of Education at The University of Melbourne. Our Mathematics Education team have carried out extensive research related to the use of technology for the teaching and learning of mathematics and presented at many teacher and research conferences. We have explored issues associated with teaching and learning using a range of technologies including geometry packages, graphics calculators and computer algebra systems (CAS). This website provides information about our recent work and provides access to materials for schools, publications and post-graduate course information. Further details can be found by accessing the links below: The research team CAS-CAT research projects Publications and theses Post graduate courses Resources for Teachers Professional development Links to Research projects RITEMATHS (2004-06) Computer Algebra in Schools Research project (Development of Maths Methods (CAS)) Other Mathematics Education Research Projects The Research Team The research team includes Kaye Stacey, Lynda Ball, Peter Flynn, Gloria Stillman, Jill Brown, Jill Vincent and John Dowsey, as well as the many colleagues and post-graduate students with whom we work.

70. COCOA SCHOOL COmputational COmmutative Algebra and International School on computer algebra. Corte Rosada Hotel Porto Conte, Italy; 2326 May 2005. http://cocoa.dima.unige.it/conference/schooliv/

COCOA International School on Computer Algebra Hotel Corte Rosada Porto Conte, Italy 23-26 May, 2005 Preliminary announcement First announcement Second announcement After the school ... CoCoA Home Page After the school... Course 1 Juan Migliore Experiments in Commutative Algebra and Algebraic Geometry tutor: Martin Kreuzer Course 2 Serkan Hosten The Combinatorics of Syzygies tutor: Anna Bigatti Minicourse John Abbott Modular methods in CoCoA photos by Lorenzo Robbiano , by Montserrat Manubens , by John Abbott slides The Combinatorics of Syzygies Lecture 1 Lecture 2 Lecture 3 notes Experiments in Commutative Algebra and Algebraic Geometry notes (preliminary) Modular methods notes (preliminary) tutorials The Combinatorics of Syzygies Modular methods Euclid.coc BigGCD.coc BenOr-Tiwari.coc GBCoeffSize.coc ... Sundries.coc

71. AJAX Calculator - MathEclipse eclipse, wiki, ajax, calculator, plotter, computer algebra, java, mathematic. installed on your computer and activated in your web browser. http://www.hartmath.com/

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72. Computer Algebra | MaplePrimes Simplification of trigonometric expressions is one area where computer algebra systems have yet to catch up with human experience. http://www.mapleprimes.com/taxonomy/term/54

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73. Computer-Algebra-System - Wikipedia Translate this page Ein computer-algebra-System (CAS) ist ein computerprogramm, das Rechenaufgaben aus verschiedenen Bereichen der Mathematik lösen und dabei nicht nur (wie ein http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer-Algebra-System

Computer-Algebra-System aus Wikipedia, der freien Enzyklop¤die Wechseln zu: Navigation Suche Ein Computer-Algebra-System CAS ) ist ein Computerprogramm , das Rechenaufgaben aus verschiedenen Bereichen der Mathematik l¶sen und dabei nicht nur (wie ein Taschenrechner ) mit Zahlen, sondern auch mit symbolischen Ausdr¼cken Variablen Funktionen Matrizen ) umgehen kann. Die im engeren Sinne algebraischen Aufgaben eines CAS umfassen: algebraische Ausdr¼cke vereinfachen und vergleichen algebraische Gleichungen l¶sen lineare Gleichungssysteme l¶sen und Matrizenberechnung durchf¼hren Funktionen differenzieren und integrieren mit Dezimalzahlen mit beliebiger Genauigkeit rechnen (mit einem guten CAS kann man z. B. mit geringem Programmieraufwand die Kreiszahl π (pi) auf zehntausende Nachkommastellen genau bestimmen) Dar¼ber hinaus geh¶rt zum Funktionsumfang der meisten CAS: Funktionen und Daten in 2 oder 3 Dimensionen graphisch darzustellen analytisches L¶sen von Systemen (gew¶hnlicher) Differenzialgleichungen. analytisch nicht l¶sbare Integrale und Differentialgleichungen durch numerische Integration („Quadratur“) zu l¶sen eine Schnittstelle anzubieten, die es dem Benutzer erlaubt, in einer h¶heren Programmiersprache eigene Algorithmen einzubinden

74. Magma Computational Algebra System Home Page The Magma Computational algebra system for alg ebra, number theory and geometry. http://magma.maths.usyd.edu.au/

MAGMA Computational Algebra System Home Download Help FAQ ... About Magma How to get it Download Online Demo Resources Online Help Discovering Mathematics with Magma Citations How to cite Magma ... Contact us Magma is a large, well-supported software package designed to solve computationally hard problems in algebra, number theory, geometry and combinatorics. It provides a mathematically rigorous environment for computing with algebraic, number-theoretic, combinatoric, and geometric objects. Latest version: (released March 14, 2008) Recent Notices: November 8, 2007: The 2007 edition of Magma (Version 2.14) was released in late October and is now available for all supported platforms. It contains many new capabilities as well as major upgrades of algorithms and code for several core areas. See LINK for a summary of the new features. July 31, 2007: A list of publications that cite Magma has been compiled and may be found here May 5, 2007: The book Discovering Mathematics with Magma (Eds Bosma and Cannon) has now been published by Springer. This book presents 14 case studies of the application of Magma to problems in a variety of areas of mathematics. The Magma code appearing in this book is now available for download. More news...

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