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changed: -Since at the moment the algebraic functionalities of these three projects do not really differ -in great detail, it became customary to use "panAxiom" if one speaks about Since at the moment when forms happened (that is in 2007) the algebraic functionalities of these three projects differed only in in small detail, it became customary to use "panAxiom" if one speaks about added: However as of 2015, FriCAS added a lot of new functionality (see FriCASAdvantages). Since only small part of new additions was ported to other systems when speaking about functionality it is better to be clear which version (fork) is in use.
This page explains what PanAxiom? stands for.
Axiom was originally developed by IBM under the name, ScratchPad? II. It was named Axiom when IBM sold it to NAG. NAG later withdrew Axiom from the market and released it as free software. More on that history can be found on the Axiom homepage .
There are currently two forks, namely FriCAS? and OpenAxiom?.
Since at the moment when forms happened (that is in 2007) the algebraic functionalities of these three projects differed only in in small detail, it became customary to use "panAxiom" if one speaks about one of Axiom, FriCAS?, and OpenAxiom? without explicitly saying which system is meant. However as of 2015, FriCAS? added a lot of new functionality (see FriCASAdvantages?). Since only small part of new additions was ported to other systems when speaking about functionality it is better to be clear which version (fork) is in use.
Probably the first appearance of the name "PanAxiom?" appears in the following posting. http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/axiom-developer/2008-02/msg00038.html
Corresponding mailing lists can be found under PanAxiomCommunity?.