[lug] Maxima
Timothy C. Klein
teece at silverklein.net
Sat Jan 26 00:22:56 MST 2002
Hey all,
I am soon about to head back to school full-time (that is the silver
lining in getting laid off), and I am brushing up on my
math skills. I have been investigating symbolic math and computer
algebra systems available for Linux. I like Maxima, a fork of an old
DOE project called Macsyma. I have one problem: I am having a hard
time picking it up. The reference is very complete, but also very much
a reference. I know there are a lot of science and math types on this
list. Anyone know of a decent tutorial for this software? I haven't had
much luck with google.
Tim
PS -> I actually really like Mathematica, but considering how often I
reformat my machines, the student version is a pain ( requires a
password tied to your setup ). Also, the non-student version is
$1500!!! So I am really leery about getting too hooked on something
that expensive.
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