🚀 go-pugleaf

REDUCE of course has been in the business of doing traces of Gamma
matrices and that kind of thing for many years.  I believe that it is
available for at least the CRAY, and Fujitsu (aka Siemens)
supercomputers, as well as a number of other high performance machines
(and indeed low performance machines down to MAC and 80286 PCs)

You can get more information on REDUCE by mailing
reduce-netlib@rand.org or reduce-netlib@can.nl or
redlib@elib.zib-berlin.de with the single line
	send info-package

==John ffitch


PSI just noticed that lThere is also a library routine in the latest
release entitled  
{CVIT - Program for fast calculation of Dirac's $\gamma$-matrices traces}
which comes from Moscow State University