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Software
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This page has three sections:
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Mathematics Archives
Collection of Software, Abstracts and Reviews
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For most of the software packages contained in the Mathematics Archives and for
many commercial packages, there are abstracts, reviews, references to reviews,
and the author's readme files. These materials are organized in four different
ways:
- 1. First by platform and then by subject.
- At the present time, there are two specific platforms in this category:
- 2. Interactive Texts.
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Interactive texts are a new breed of media in which the reader uses
a commercial package (such as Mathematica, Maple or Mathkit) to
interact with an electronic text.
- 3. By packages.
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multi-platform
category contains materials for a variety of platforms including UNIX machines.
This area also contains mirrors of various sites and links to the original
sites.
- 4. By subject.
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Life Sciences is the only subject in this area.
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Links to Other
Software Sites
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Check out our WWW page which contains links to other
software sites which contain packages of interest for mathematicians and which
link lets you restrict the listing to computer platform and/or "level" of mathematics.
You might prefer to examine the complete
list of all software sites.
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- GAMS
- The Guide to Available Mathematical Software
project of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) studies
techniques to provide scientists and engineers with improved access to reusable
computer software which is available to them for use in mathematical modeling
and statistical analysis. One of the products of this work is an on-line cross-index
of available mathematical software. This system also operates as a virtual
software repository. That is, it provides centralized access to such items
as abstracts, documentation, and source code of software modules that it catalogs;
however, rather than operate a physical repository of its own, GAMS provides
transparent access to multiple repositories operated by others.
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