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Started by Jim O'Dell
Wed, 09 Jan 1991 05:34
New Computer Algebra System for the Macintosh
Author: Jim O'Dell
Date: Wed, 09 Jan 1991 05:34
Date: Wed, 09 Jan 1991 05:34
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Fort Pond Research is pleased to announce ALJABR, a computer
algebra program derived from Project MAC's Symbolic Manipulation
System originally developed by the Mathlab Group at M.I.T.'s Laboratory
for Computer Science. ALJABR is used for performing symbolic as well as
numerical mathematical manipulations. With ALJABR the user can
differentiate, integrate, take limits, solve systems of linear or polynomial
equations, factor polynomials, expand functions in Laurent or Taylor series,
solve differential equations (using direct or transform methods), compute
Poisson series, plot curves, and manipulate matrices and tensors.
ALJABR has a high level language permitting the user to extend ALJABR
with his own programs for transforming symbolic expressions.
ALJABR 1.0 is available to Macintosh users for $199. The
Macintosh version runs in a 3.5 MB MultiFinder partition and requires
6 MB of hard disk storage. The language reference manual will be
available in the first quarter 1991 (January - March) for $50. Fort Pond
Research's ALJABR is interface equivalent to the M.I.T. computer algebra
program.. For those who have it, the RMACSYMA Reference ManualS
((c) 1983, Massachusetts Institute of Technology) would be adequate.
Workstation versions can also be arranged dependent upon market
demands. Product support via Internet mail. 60 day money back guarantee.
To order please send product request and a check for full amount
(Massachusetts residents add 5% sales tax) to:
Fort Pond Research
15 Fort Pond Road
Acton, MA 01720
Your further questions or comments are always welcome.
Linda Gardner
Product Development
aljabr@fpr.com
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