Have a look at www.octave.org Cheers On Thursday 25 August 2005 16:53, Chris O'Halloran wrote:
Have a look around for Octave although I am not sure if there has been much development in recent years
On Thursday 25 August 2005 13:48, Ian McDonald wrote:
Folks,
Does anybody have personal experience of open source equivalents?
I see Maxima, Mathomatic and mupad on the web but wondering if anybody has used...
I am looking at packages that do algebraic manipulation, solving and 3D graphing.
On the surface Maxima looks quite good for this.
Ian
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