Maxima is a fairly complete computer algebra system written in lisp with an emphasis on symbolic computation. It is based on DOE-MACSYMA and licensed under the GPL. Its abilities include symbolic integration, 3D plotting, and an ODE solver.
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de lujo :)
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good
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Easy to learn, easy to use, reliable.
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very good
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Very good
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Not simple, but very... fast, userful, stable and FREE!!! I love it! =)
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just use this
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Great CAS - don't be put off by the user interface. Under the hood is some good maths....
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maxima is fantastic! and scilab too!
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good soft. simple and smart
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many many many thanks！
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Maxima is great for a free computer algebra system. It's not as good as Mathematica or Maple, but then again, it's free. It's quite useful as an occasional scratchpad.
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Maxima is very stable and reliable but the documentation could be better ...
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used to be Mathematica fan for years -- last year or two i'am using maxima; it's powerfull program, usefull, handy ... tnx to all developers ;) //Aleš Iršič
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I used to use Macsyma back in college. It's SO nice to see it hasn't dissappeared!
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Excellent work! Maxima is very useful for school work here in Denmark; they allow the use of all tools. I use it to check my children's homework - it is a long time since I did maths myself.
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I find this an excellent system, and actually prefer it to Maple.
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excellent program for anyone serious about mathematics
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