MTN Issue 7, Spring 1992
Education
- Maple in Education
Tony Scott, Richard Pavele and Darren Redfern
- This article presents some tweaked educational examples in Physics
and Chemistry prepared on Maple worksheets.
Extended Functionality (Maple V)
- The D Operator and Algorithmic Differentiation
Michael M. Monagan and J.S. Devitt
- This article documents Maple's differentiation operator
(
D
). It also describes code for the differentiation of
functions represented by algorithms in the form of Maple procedures.
This code is available in the share library (PD
package).
- Working with Linalg
Eugene Johnson
- This article showcases Maple's tools for linear algebra, namely
the
linalg
package. Note that Eugene Johnson is also a
co-author to the "Maple V Flight Manual" which is useful for people
interested in linear algebra, calculus and differential
equations.
Applications
- A Problem in Phylogenetic Tree Building
Gaston H. Gonnet
- This article shows an interesting application of Maple applied to
Molecular Biology.
- Using Phase Portraits to Understand Population Dynamics
Daniel Schwalbe
- This article shows how Maple can be used in the understanding of
population dynamics.
- The Billiard Problem
Walter Gander and Dominik Gruntz
- This article shows how Maple can be used to solve a nonlinear
equation result from this geometrical problem.
- An Application of Maple to Chemical Kinetics
Mark H. Holmes and Jonathan Bell
- This article documents their Maple package for Chemical Kinetics
which is available in the share library (
kinetics
package).
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