... Demos and examples
The following examples are allmost taken from the hypertext demo that is
distributed with the MuPAD system. Most examples are simple and are only
intend to give a brief overview on the features of MuPAD.
The following examples were computed
with MuPAD release 1.2.2.
- Basics:
This chapter gives a first sight on basic features and data structures
of the computer algebra system MuPAD.
- Calculus:
This chapter shows how algebraic problems and problems of higher
analysis can be solved by symbolic computations in MuPAD.
- Graphics:
MuPAD has an interactive graphic tool to create and manipulate 2D and
3D graphics. We're also working on a filmtool to animate them.
- Polynomials:
This chapter gives some examples how to operate on polynomials.
- Orthogonal polynomials:
This chapter gives some examples how to create orthogonal polynomials.
- Linear Algebra:
MuPAD has a linear algebra library package. This chapter describes
how to declare rings of matrices and how to operate on them.
- Domains - User Defined Types:
MuPAD has a flexible and object oriented type concept called
domains. Users can define their own data structures/types
and may overload standard operators like *, +, etc for them. The
library package domains contains some predefined algebraic
structures and also domain constructors.
- Dynamic Modules:
Dynamic Modules are binary code function libraries that can be loaded
and also unloaded during a MuPAD session. Modules can be implemented
by every MuPAD user and allows real extensions of the MuPAD system,
without changing the kernel sources.
- Gröbner Basis for Polynomial Ideals:
MuPAD also has a groebner library package to solve systems
of polynomial equations by computing gröbner basis of polynomial
ideals.
- Further Examples:
This chapter contains some nice examples of symbolic computations in
MuPAD.
Also refer to
Release 1.2.2
to read about the new features.
- On unix computer platforms MuPAD uses an
OPENLOOK-like X11-interface, based on
the XView programming toolkit:
- For unix computer platforms we are also
developing a Motif-version. It is in its
beta test phase and will be available with the MuPAD version
after 1.2.2. In the future this substitutes
the XView version:
- On Apple Macintosh computers the user
interface differs according to the Apple
style guide:
- A first implementation (terminal version) of MuPAD for Windows-3.1
may be available in august 1995 (only for beta-testers).
Author: MuPAD-Webmaster
Last updated: 26. Jun. 1995