Maple
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[edit] Welcome to the Maple wikibook
Maple is a computer algebra system offering many possibilities for math problems. This Wikibook, based loosely on a previous work at http://alamanya.free.fr/, aims to give all tools needed to be autonomous with this software. I personally talked with the owner of this site, and told me I could translate it for the wikibook, so there is no copyright problem. There are going to be nine lessons offered, each with a series of exercises with answers. So far, one lesson has been published. Do not hesitate to add or modify anything.
[edit] Table of Contents
- Getting Started

- More in-depth look at Maple

- Programming with Maple

- Sequences, lists, sets and tables in Maple

- Polynoms and rational fractions in Maple

- Graphic functions

- Using Maple in Analysis

- Using Maple in Linear Algebra

- Using Maple in Geometry

- Using Maple in Calculus, PDEs and ODEs

- Saving results of Maple calculations

- Practice 1: Graphing equations related to special relativity
