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Title: Symbolic Calculus
Post by: seed on April 07, 2005, 08:56:18 pm

i am searching for a symbolink calculus program for zaurus or librairie
any body know one

Title: Symbolic Calculus
Post by: jfv on April 07, 2005, 09:09:00 pm

Your best bet is maxima. It's been discussed before. Search the forums and see if it's what you want.

Felipe

Title: Symbolic Calculus
Post by: tovarish on April 08, 2005, 05:42:56 am

I have a compiled version of maxima. you gan get it from the cacko feed.

you can also use mathematica for linux using qemu-i386 emulation. that works great but a bit slow.

tovarish

Title: Symbolic Calculus
Post by: lardman on April 08, 2005, 06:07:01 am

yacas is another option.

Also giac/xcas does some of this.


Si

Title: Symbolic Calculus
Post by: seed on April 10, 2005, 12:12:23 pm

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you can also use mathematica for linux using qemu-i386 emulation. that works great but a bit slow.

tovarish
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under the zaurus ???
did some know how is the maxima  calculus system compare to other system as matematica/ti-89/classpad300 ... better ,worse or equal

Title: Symbolic Calculus
Post by: seed on April 10, 2005, 08:10:07 pm

any body know a front end for maxima under sharp rom ??

Title: Symbolic Calculus
Post by: seed on April 10, 2005, 08:26:12 pm

could someone help me putting mathematica on my zaurus i dont find any ressources on the web

Title: Symbolic Calculus
Post by: tovarish on April 11, 2005, 07:14:39 pm

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you can also use mathematica for linux using qemu-i386 emulation. that works great but a bit slow.

tovarish
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under the zaurus ???
did some know how is the maxima  calculus system compare to other system as matematica/ti-89/classpad300 ... better ,worse or equal
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yes, i use qemu-i386 to execute the linux mathematica binary. integrals, differnetial equations are definitely much better in mathematica than maxima but mathematica is slow. ti89 is worse than mxima

Title: Symbolic Calculus
Post by: seed on April 11, 2005, 07:32:54 pm

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you can also use mathematica for linux using qemu-i386 emulation. that works great but a bit slow.

tovarish
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under the zaurus ???
did some know how is the maxima  calculus system compare to other system as matematica/ti-89/classpad300 ... better ,worse or equal
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yes, i use qemu-i386 to execute the linux mathematica binary. integrals, differnetial equations are definitely much better in mathematica than maxima but mathematica is slow. ti89 is worse than mxima
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did u try it under an inproved kernel  ??

Title: Symbolic Calculus
Post by: xjqian on April 12, 2005, 01:04:01 am

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yes, i use qemu-i386 to execute the linux mathematica binary. integrals, differnetial equations are definitely much better in mathematica than maxima but mathematica is slow. ti89 is worse than mxima
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where did you get the linux mathematica binary? is it free? which version?

Title: Symbolic Calculus
Post by: tovarish on April 12, 2005, 03:11:59 pm

i got it from my university. its not free and actually costs 1000$ a copy  but you could find it in p2p networks

there is a main kernel mathematica binary "MathKernel" that you run with qemu-1386 with this command
/home/QtPalmtop/bin/qemu-i386-static /usr/local/i386-linux/lib/ld-linux.so.2 --library-path /usr/local/i386-linux/lib /path/to/MathKernel

you need to put the i386 libraries required by MathKernel in /usr/local/i386-linux/lib
you can find these dendencies by

ldd MathKernel

in your linux box


tovarish