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changed: -integrate(1/(a+x^2),x) θ':=integrate(θ^%i, θ) changed: -<!-- integrate(x^%i, x) --> <!-- integrate(θ^%i, θ) --> <!-- integrate(1/(α+β^2),β) --> changed: -- <image src="new.gif" /> "REDUCE":http://reduce-algebra.com - is now an "open source project":http://sourceforge.net/projects/reduce-algebra! - This website has been updated to use the open source version - (see also: AboutReduce ). - -- <image src="new.gif" /> "Gnuplot":GnuDraw is now available on this website. - -- Materials from presentations at the - "Axiom & Aldor Workshop 2008":WorkshopRISC2008 held at - "RISC":http://www.risc.uni-linz.ac.at Austria, 24-26 July 2008, - are now available online. - <image src="new.gif" /> § The release of a new version of FriCAS that supports [Unicode] variable names and symbols means we can now use many more common mathematical symbols and non-roman characters in AxiomWiki FriCAS (default) web pages. Thank you Waldek! changed: - (since September 2007). Please re-visit FreeAldor to let the license - holders know that you really want Aldor to be free and open source! (since September 2007). As a result this much improved library compiler remains unavailable to most Axiom users. Please comment at FreeAldor if you want Aldor to be really free and open source!
Axiom is a general purpose system for doing mathematics
by computer. It is especially useful for symbolic calculations,
mathematical research and for the development of new
[mathematical algorithms]?. Axiom has a strongly-typed
high-level programming language for expressing abstract
mathematical concepts. Over 1,000 mathematical domains and categories
are collected in the [Axiom Library]?. Consult the
Rosetta Stone
to compare Axiom to some other
Computer Algebra
systems.
Currently you can use Axiom, Fricas, Maxima, OpenAxiom?, Reduce, and Sage on this website. The results of your calculation will appear on the web page like this: axiom θ':=integrate(θ^%i,
Type: Union(Expression(Complex(Integer)),
If you find a bug, please report it in IssueTracker? !
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