Upper half-plane models of hyperbolic geometry. is a Java software simulation offering rulerĪnd compass constructions in both the Poincaré disk and the The two programs can be downloaded together, but the installation file is 35 megabytes, so it is not included on our CD. Maxima (descended from MIT's legendary Macsyma) is a system for the manipulation of symbolic and numerical expressions, including differentiation, integration, Taylor series, Laplace transforms, ordinary differential equations, systems of linear equations, polynomials, and sets, lists, vectors, matrices, and tensors. The Euler Mathematical Toolbox is a powerful, versatile, and open source software for numerical and symbolic computations. Along with the installation file, I am including a few documentation Open structure (easy interfacing with Fortran and C via online dynamic Hundreds of built-in math functions (new primitives can easily be
Software package for numerical computations in a It is similar to commercial systems such as MATLAB from Mathworks, and IDL from Research Systems, but is Open Source. Freemat (10 mb, ver 3.6) is a free environment for rapid engineering and scientific prototyping and data processing.
It features big number arithmetic, symbolic and numeric evaluation, plot-, polynomial-, vector, and matrix-functions.
Is an experimental computer algebra program written in Java. Requires Cygwin DLL, and it's a fairly big file, so it's not on our CD. Generally, over the localization of a polynomial ring with respect to any ordering on the set of monomials which is compatible with the Singular canĬompute with ideals and modules generated by polynomials or polynomial vectors over polynomial or power series rings or, more Pfister, H.Schoenemann, and others, at the Department of Mathematics of the University of Kaiserslautern. Is a computer algebra system for singularity theory and algebraic geometry developed by G.-M. It is extremely fast and extremely economical Long integers and fractions, symbolic calculations, graphics, and other Into a few categories, but there is actually some overlap between Also, I'm giving preference to programs that seem toīe easy to install and/or to understand, and to programs whose installationįiles are small enough that I can fit many of them onto our department's CD. Programs that seem to be intended for a general mathematicalĪudience (i.e., I'm omitting programs that suit more specialized The programs that look good to me, but I haven't tried "SAC Software by FTP" page of SymbolicNet (but some of these websites mix together freeware and shareware, Some of them are pretty good įollowing are some good places to look for math software But here I'm going to list some free programs thatĮven an impoverished graduate student can install on his or her computer. Have those installed on our department computers. Of course, every mathematician wants Mathematica and a few other expensive programs.
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