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A Singular Introduction to Commutative Algebra by Gert-Martin Greuel, Gerhard Pfister, 2007-12-04
Computer Algebra Handbook
Computer Algebra Recipes for Mathematical Physics (Undergraduate Texts in Mathematics) by Richard H. Enns, 2004-12-01
Petri Net Algebra (Monographs in Theoretical Computer Science. An EATCS Series) by Eike Best, Raymond Devillers, et all 2010-11-02
$q$-Series: Their Development and Application in Analysis, Number Theory, Combinatorics, Physics and Computer Algebra (Cbms Regional Conference Series in Mathematics) by George E. Andrews, 1986-12-31
Computer Algebra Recipes for Classical Mechanics by Richard H. Enns, George C. McGuire, 2002-11-22
Computer Algebra and Differential Equations (London Mathematical Society Lecture Note Series)
Computer Algebra Systems: A Practical Guide
Fork Algebras in Algebra, Logic and Computer Science by Marcelo Fabian Frias, 2002-06-15
Physics with MAPLE: The Computer Algebra Resource for Mathematical Methods in Physics (Physics Textbook) by Frank Y. Wang, 2006-04-18
Computer Algebra With SymbolicC++ by Yorick Hardy, Kiat Shi Tan, et all 2008-09-04
Some Tapas of Computer Algebra (Algorithms and Computation in Mathematics)
Computer Simulation and Computer Algebra: Lectures for Beginners by Dietrich Stauffer, Friedrich W. Hehl, et all 1993-08-26
Learning Linear Algebra Through Derive (Learning through computer algebra) by Brian Denton, 1995-09

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Computer Algebra Systems
Commented Maple and Mathematica programs, articles, lectures and useful links on the optics, ultrafast laser physics are presented.
http://www.geocities.com/optomaplev/
Washington College | ECCAD 2007
ECCAD 2007 at Washington College in Chestertown, Md., is the 14th annual meeting of students, researchers, and practitioners of computer algebra and
http://eccad07.washcoll.edu/

Extractions: Click to enlarge poster ECCAD 2007 at Washington College in Chestertown, Md., is the 14th annual meeting of students, researchers, and practitioners of Computer Algebra and Symbolic Computation. It is a venue for sharing new results and work in progress and for meeting in informal settings in a relaxed atmosphere. ECCAD 2007 is organized in cooperation with ACM SIGSAM. Wired and Wireless network access will be available. The meeting is sponsored by Washington College. Subject to approval of a pending NSF proposal, there will be travel funds for US-based students and recent PhDs. Site Director: Austin Lobo
School Of Informatics Course Descriptor
This is an example of a problem which can be solved fairly easily with a computer algebra system. These systems have a very wide range of applications and
http://www.inf.ed.ac.uk/teaching/courses/2007/ca.html

Extractions: Course Web page Credit Points Credit Level Acronym INF-4-CA Study Pattern Study Format Hours Lectures Tutorials Timetabled Laboratories Non-timetabled assessed assignments Private Study/Other Total Pre-requisite Courses Mathematics for Informatics 3 and Mathematics for Informatics 4 Other Pre-requisite Requirements Successful completion of Year 3 of an Informatics Single or Combined Honours Degree, or equivalent by permission of the School. Familiarity with computer programming and data structures will be assumed. The course will contain an overview of less familiar algebra, as well as some new concepts. Co-requisites/Forbidden Combinations None It is anticipated that students who successfully complete the course will be able to: Use the computer algebra system Maple as an aid to solving mathematical problems. Design and implement in Maple appropriate algorithms from constructive mathematical solutions to problems. Discuss the overall design of the computer algebra system Maple.
The Math Forum - Math Library - Computer Algebra
The Math Forum s Internet Math Library is a comprehensive catalog of Web sites and Web pages relating to the study of mathematics. This page contains sites
http://mathforum.org/library/topics/computer_alg/

Extractions: A server providing information about Symbolic and Algebraic Computation, set up by the European SAC (Symbolic and Algebraic Computation) Network. The site maintains bibliographies, supports electronic newsletters, and announces current conferences, software releases, job opportunities, and books about computer algebra. Also available are archives of sites providing computer algebra educational material for elementary through graduate school students; sites illustrating the application of computer algebra to scientific research; links to commercial computer algebra systems; introductory Maple tutorials and courses. The Virtual Computer Algebra Library offers tutorials, algorithms, implementations in computer algebra systems, applications and literature for topics in computer algebra. more>> Computer Algebra Information Network (CAIN) Europe CAIN Europe is a server providing all kinds of information about Symbolic and Algebraic Computation. It is set up by eight teams in the framework of the European SAC Network and maintained by CAN/Riaca (Computer Algebra Nederland). News; Announcements; Teams and People; Systems and Packages; Literature; European Projects in Symbolic and Algebraic Computation; Newcomers in Computer Algebra; Education; Applications in Computer Algebra; The Virtual Computer Algebra Library.
ECCAD 2001 East Coast Computer Algebra Day
Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, USA; 5 May 2001.
http://www.math.fsu.edu/eccad01/
Manuel Bronstein's Conference
Manuel Bronstein led INRIA s CAFÉ project (http//wwwsop.inria.fr/cafe/), in the area of computer algebra. The scientific work of Manuel Bronstein embraced
http://www-sop.inria.fr/cafe/Cafe2006eng.html

Extractions: CAFE, Computer Algebra and Functional Equations An international conference, in memory of Manuel Bronstein Thursday, July 13 2006, INRIA, Sophia Antipolis INRIA - 2004, route des Lucioles - BP 93 - 06902 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS Cedex, FRANCE Presentation and aims of the conference This international conference offers homage to the scientific career of one of INRIA's eminent researchers, Manuel Bronstein, who passed away tragically last June. Manuel Bronstein led INRIA's CAFÉ project (http://www-sop.inria.fr/cafe/) , in the area of computer algebra. The scientific work of Manuel Bronstein embraced a panorama of subjects in this field, where he made a series of valuable contributions. In addition, he served as an important animator and steward of the discipline, as an editor and organizer, influencing the careers of hundreds of researchers in France and internationally.
Wolfram Mathematica: Computer Algebra Systems
computer algebra has been a central component of Mathematica s overall vision since its inception, and indeed Mathematica s original release in 1988 was
http://www.wolfram.com/products/mathematica/analysis/content/ComputerAlgebraSyst

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LiveMathâ¢ Software Products
computer algebra and graphing tool for Mac, Windows, Linux and Sun, formerly sold under the product names Theorist and MathView, with ancillary product
http://www.livemath.com/

Extractions: New Student prices! - Purchase for Short-Term or Long-Term! is a computer algebra and graphing system designed for the mathematician (or mathematics student or scientist) who is not necessarily a programmer. Many of the computer algebra products available today are based upon writing a strict syntax language of programming commands and structures. Quite often, one spends more time fighting with the syntax and the requirements of the programming code than actually doing the math Drag-and-drop Algebra and Graphing Typeset Math - Not Computer Code Cool Palettes for easy input Spectacular Graphics - Drag-and-Spin 3D Graphs Small Learning Curve - Start Doing Math Immediately! Do The Math - Not Computer Programming Compare LiveMath with other Computer Algebra System programs: Other Programming-based CAS Packages Learning Curve Up and Running FASTER than any other CAS!
Conferences On Applications Of Computer Algebra
www.math.unm.edu/~aca/ ACA 995th IMACS Conference on Applications of computer algebra. Euroforum, El Escorial, Madrid, Spain; 2427 June 1999.
http://www.math.unm.edu/~aca/

Extractions: IMACS Sponsored Join the ACA mailing list ACA'2009 ACA'2008 to be held at RISC, Linz, Austria (July 27-30) ACA'2007 held at Oakland University, Rochester, Michigan, USA (July 19-22) ACA'2006 held in Varna, Bulgaria (June 26-29) ACA'2005 held at Nara Women's University, Nara, Nara, Japan (July 31-August 3) ACA'2004 held in Beaumont, Texas, USA (July 21-23)
Modern Computer Algebra - Cambridge University Press
computer algebra systems are gaining importance in all areas of science and engineering. This textbook gives a thorough introduction to the algorithmic
http://www.cambridge.org/uk/catalogue/catalogue.asp?isbn=0521826462
SourceForge.net: Maxima -- GPL CAS Based On DOE-MACSYMA
Maxima is a fairly complete computer algebra system written in lisp with an emphasis on symbolic computation. It is based on DOEMACSYMA and licensed under
http://sourceforge.net/projects/maxima

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Msarnoff.org: Online Computer Algebra System
maxima, computer algebra system, math, online, AJAX, integrate, differentiate, algebra, calculus Click here to enter http//low.res.cmu.edu/math/
http://math.msarnoff.org/
Axiom Computer Algebra System
Scratchpad was a large, general purpose computer algebra system that was originally developed by IBM under the direction of Richard Jenks.
http://www.axiom-developer.org/

Extractions: The Scientific Computation System Home Screenshots FAQ Download ... Developers Axiom has been in development since 1971. At that time, it was called Scratchpad. Scratchpad was a large, general purpose computer algebra system that was originally developed by IBM under the direction of Richard Jenks. The project started in 1971 and evolved slowly. Barry Trager was key to the technical direction of the project. Scratchpad developed over a 20 year stretch and was basically considered as a research platform for developing new ideas in computational mathematics. In the 1990s, as IBM's fortunes slid, the Scratchpad project was renamed to Axiom, sold to the Numerical Algorithms Group (NAG) in England and became a commercial system. As part of the Scratchpad project at IBM in Yorktown Tim Daly worked on all aspects of the system and eventually helped transfer the product to NAG. For a variety of reasons it never became a financial success and NAG withdrew it from the market in October, 2001. NAG agreed to release Axiom as free software. The basic motivation was that Axiom represents something different from other programs in a lot of ways. Primarily because of its foundation in mathematics the Axiom system will potentially be useful 30 years from now. In its current state it represents about 30 years and 300 man-years of research work. To strive to keep such a large collection of knowledge alive seems a worthwhile goal.
The LearningOnline Network With CAPA
computer algebra System. In the current development version, LONCAPA successfully works with the MAXIMA CAS system. Two simple LON-CAPA code examples
http://www.lon-capa.org/cas.html

Extractions: The Learning Online Network with CAPA Home Features In the current development version, LON-CAPA successfully works with the MAXIMA CAS system. Two simple LON-CAPA code examples: If you are interested in the implementation, please find these notes on how to use MAXIMA as a server You may also be interested in the STACK project , which is another homework system using MAXIMA. Contact Us: lon-capa@lon-capa.org
Stichting Computer Algebra Nederland
CAN, computer algebra Nederland, is a foundation established in 1988 stimulating and coordinating the use of computer algebra (systems) in education and
http://www.computeralgebra.nl/

Extractions: CAN, Computer Algebra Nederland, is a foundation established in 1988 stimulating and coordinating the use of computer algebra (systems) in education and research. The number of computer algebra specialists and users in the Netherlands is limited and they are scattered over several disciplines, each having its own scientific and organizational traditions. An additional goal of CAN is to provide specialists and users with a common platform for discussing problems of mutual interest. A lot of historic material can be found by following the links to old CAN pages Access to the Dutch node of the CAINetwork is provided via the original home page below. The information has not been updated since 1998. Since 1995 the commercial activities of CAN are concentrated in an independent company, CAN-diensten, specializing in software for mathematics and statistiscs. The winner of the CAN 2001 Prize Problem has been announced (July 2002). See the to the CAN Prize Problem page.
COMPUTER ALGEBRA 2006
computer algebra 2006 Latest Advances in Symbolic Algorithms Proceedings of the Waterloo Workshop Ontario, Canada 10 12 April 2006
http://www.worldscibooks.com/compsci/6289.html

Extractions: Chapter 1: Hypergeometric Summation Revisited Written by world-renowned experts, the book is a collection of tutorial presentations and research papers catering to the latest advances in symbolic summation, factorization, symbolic-numeric linear algebra and linear functional equations. The papers were presented at a workshop celebrating the 60th birthday of Sergei Abramov (Russia), whose highly influential contributions to symbolic methods are adopted in many leading computer algebra systems. Contents: Factoring Systems of Linear Functional Equations Using Eigenrings (M A Barkatou) Beta-Expansions of Pisot and Salem Numbers (K G Hare) Logarithmic Functional and the Weil Reciprocity Law (A Khovanskii) Fast Algorithm for Computing Multipole Matrix Elements with Legendre Polynomials (V Yu et al.)
EUROCAL
European Conference on computer algebra (EUROCAL) J. A. van Hulzen (Ed.) computer algebra, EUROCAL 83, European computer algebra Conference, London,
http://www.informatik.uni-trier.de/~ley/db/conf/eurocal/index.html
CAS/WWW/Math Workshop, Murphy/Meade/Miller (ICTCM IX, Reno)
Certainly the more elementary programs can be replicated on graphics calculators, and the more advanced ones in other computer algebra systems.
http://www.math.sc.edu/~murphy/reno96/

Extractions: Abstract: Overview: The introduction of technology into mathematics instruction at the University of South Carolina has largely been a matter of individual initiative, to some extent supported by the department, and more enthusiastically supported by the higher administration, but not systematically coordinated or assessed. This has had both advantages and disadvantages: on the negative side, progress has not been as fast as some of us would have liked, but on the positive side we have not been locked into large commitments and expensive failures. Thus to see a major impact of technology on instruction we had to introduce it into the freshman and sophomore service courses. Several other factors were also at work. Various faculty both in the Mathematics Department and the other departments that it serves became interested in curricular reform. Maple, once solely a research tool, became much more user friendly and amenable to instructional use, and could be purchased under a university wide site license. The NSF, the Lilly Foundation, and a host of other funding agencies began to support instructional innovation, and publications resulting from this support, including new texts, began to appear.
ECCAD'2005
ECCAD, East Coast computer algebra Day, is an annual conference that provides opportunities to learn and share new developments and to present research
http://www.ashland.edu/~eccad
Computer Algebra -- From Wolfram MathWorld
computer algebra is a diffuse branch of mathematics done with computers that encompasses both computational algebra and analysis.
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/ComputerAlgebra.html

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