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#Symbolic Math Programs

    16-Oct-95 04:30:02
Fm: Michael Shea 76665,3360
To: Charles Reed 72247,2161
Boy, do you have good timing. Below is press release I found in AmigaReport #318. It is about Maple V Release 3, the only commericial Computer Algebra program available for Amiga. It is also better than MathCad and Mathematica, IMHO, although each program has its strengths. I have be using Release 1 for years (Release 2 was never made available for the Amiga). I used it heavily while working on my BS in Math. It is an oustanding product and I will be calling tomorrow to get my upgrade to Release 3. —-insert——– [0m[31m[40m Media Release For Immediate Release Contact: Diane Hagglund, Product Manager (519) 747-2373; hagglund@maplesoft.com http://www.maplesoft.com Waterloo Maple Announces Maple V Release 3 for the Amiga ======================================================== Waterloo Maple Inc. is pleased to announce that Maple V Release 3 for the Amiga is now shipping. This new release provides Amiga users with access to the most powerful general purpose mathematics and visualization software in the world. Maple V Release 3 for the Amiga is an interactive problem-solving environment featuring an advanced graphical user interface (GUI). It shares all the mathematical functionality that exists for Maple V Release 3 on other platforms, including Windows, Macintosh, and many versions of UNIX. Maple V provides symbolic and numeric solutions to problems in algebra, calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, geometry, statistics and more. Visualization features include 2D plots, 3D plots, and animations of mathematical information and numerical data. Maple V also features a complete programming language that users can access to develop powerful mathematical applications. The Amiga version of Maple V Release 3 was developed by Amiga experts Dr. Tomas Rokicki of Radical Eye Software and Dr. Willy Langeveld, a physicist at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center. Dr. Rokicki is widely known for his development of AmigaTeX, and dvips, both widely used programs in technical fields. Dr. Langeveld is known for his Amiga terminal emulator VLT and the rexxarplib and rexxmathlib libraries. Waterloo Maple Inc. is a global leader in developing mathematical software for technical professionals and for the education market. Its core technologies are built upon world-class research in symbolic mathematics at the University of Waterloo and at ETH, Zurich. The company's product line includes Maple V(R), Theorist(R)/MathPlus(TM), MathEdge(TM), Expressionist(R) and MathOffice(TM). Waterloo Maple Inc. technologies are also integrated into products by The MathWorks (MATLAB), Visual Numerics (PV Wave), TCI Software Research (Scientific WorkPlace), and MathSoft (Mathcad). Its corporate headquarters is in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. ### Maple, Maple V, THEORIST, and Expressionist are registered trademarks of Waterloo Maple Inc. Math Office, and MathEdge are trademarks of Waterloo Maple Inc. Waterloo Maple Software recognizes all trademarks and registered trademarks cited in this document. ._ _ _ INTERNET: mshea@math.arizona.edu | | |ichael _>hea COMPUSERVE: 76665,3360