Mathematical Computation with Maple, Ideas and Applications
Proceedings of the Maple Summer Workshop and Symposium,
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, June 28-30, 1993
Thomas Lee, Editor
Table of Contents
Preface
I. Maple V in Education
- Introductory Quantum Mechanics Using Maple V
Yutaka Abe
- Combinatorial Objects and their Generating Functions:
A Maple Class Room Environment
John S. Devitt
- Experiences with Maple in Engineering Education at the
University of Waterloo
Mustafa Fofana, Ian LeGrow, Stephen Carr
- On Integrating Computers into the Physics Curriculum
Ronald L. Greene
- Using Maple and the Calculus Reform Material
in the Calculus Sequence
David C. Royster
- Interactive Mathematics Texts: Ideas for Developers
Carol Scheftic
II. Maple V in Mathematics
- Truncation and Variance in Scale Mixtures
William C. Bauldry and Jaimie L. Hebert
- Working with Large Matrices in Maple
Reid M. Pinchback
- Using Maple for Asymptotic Convergence Analysis
Noah H. Rhee
- An Algorithm to Compute Floating Point Groebner Bases
Kiyoshi Shirayanagi
III. Maple V in Science and Engineering
Part A: Modeling and Simulation
- The Use of Maple for Multibody Systems Modeling and Simulation
P. Capolsini
- Sensitivity Analysis of Nonlinear Physical Systems Using Maple
Stephen Carr, Gordon J. Savage
- Exact Calculation of the Kaplan-Meier Bias Using Maple Software
Brenda Gillespie, Justine Uro
- Rotational Energy Dispersions for van der Waals Molecular Clusters
Lawrence L. Lohr, Carl H. Huben
- Symbolic Computation in Computable General Equilibrium Modeling
Trien T. Nguyen
- Calculation of the State Transition Matrix for Linear
Time Varying Systems
J. Watkins, S. Yurkovich
IV. Maple V in Science and Engineering
Part B: Modeling and Simulation
- Algebraic Computer Aided-Design with Maple V 2
C.T. Lim, M.T. Ensz, M.A. Ganter, D.W. Storti
- The Role of a Symbolic Programming Language in
Hardware Verification: The Case of Maple
Farhad Mavaddat
- A Symbolic CSG System Written in Maple V
Darren Thompson, Tom Trias, Laurence Leff
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