cyh@cs.brown.edu (Chih-Yung Huang) (01/26/91)
Does anybody know a software called MACSYMA? I heaerd that it is some kind of
mathematical expert system which can solve some problems such as matrix,
tensors and a couple of O.D.E. The most important feature of it is that the
solution is represented by symbolic form rather than numerical one.
I am looking for one version of it which can be run at 80386 PC. Any
information, including price, producer, etc, will be highly appreciated.
Chih-Yung Huangheinz@sun1.ruf.uni-freiburg.de (Alois Heinz) (01/28/91)
cyh@cs.brown.edu (Chih-Yung Huang) writes: >Does anybody know a software called MACSYMA? I heaerd that it is some kind of >mathematical expert system which can solve some problems such as matrix, >tensors and a couple of O.D.E. The most important feature of it is that the >solution is represented by symbolic form rather than numerical one. >I am looking for one version of it which can be run at 80386 PC. Any >information, including price, producer, etc, will be highly appreciated. > Chih-Yung Huang here comes the address: Computer Aided Mathematics Group Symbolics, Inc. 8 New England Executive Park, East Burlington, MA 01803 Macsyma needs a lot of memory, so I don't know if there exists a 80386 PC version. I think it is not cheap also. You may consider another package, called Maple, but I don't know if they have a 80386 PC version. The address is: Waterloo Maple Software 160 Columbia Street West Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 3L3 Phone (519) 747-2373 Fax (519) 747-5284 We have got Macsyma and Maple on our Unix machines. Most of the time I am using Maple. Alois Heinz