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I remember seeing some people discussing mathematics programs here. I remember that it was said to be very good and a free download. Perhaps mathematica? could someone steer me in the right direction?
Charles Hwang -aka oatmeal.net
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Charles Hwang -aka oatmeal.net
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It''s not Mathematica, their site offers a free 15-day trial, but you have to pay for the software.
The only good and free math program I know of is Octave, which is GPLed freeware. It''s supposedly almost source-compatible with Matlab (I''ve never used Matlab, so I wouldn''t know).
I liked Octave when I used it. It''s good for a lot of things, but getting it to plot curves and stuff seemed to take jumping through a lot of hoops...
-Auron
The only good and free math program I know of is Octave, which is GPLed freeware. It''s supposedly almost source-compatible with Matlab (I''ve never used Matlab, so I wouldn''t know).
I liked Octave when I used it. It''s good for a lot of things, but getting it to plot curves and stuff seemed to take jumping through a lot of hoops...
-Auron
Another good free one (there is a free license available, and a commercial version also) is Mupad.
It does lots of nice stuff, with symbolic calculations and a good (and pretty easy to use) curve and surface plotting library among other things.
I''ve not used Octave though so I can''t compare it to that.
It does lots of nice stuff, with symbolic calculations and a good (and pretty easy to use) curve and surface plotting library among other things.
I''ve not used Octave though so I can''t compare it to that.
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