Discover Maple V
\textit{Maple} is a well-known software for Computer Algebra which is of large use. This book presents the newest version, Maple V.5. This is a translation, with some adaptations to the French reading public, of the book \textit{Maple V: Learning Guide}, Springer, New York, 1998. In the three hundred pages of this work, there are seven chapters which are the following -- Interactive use of Maple -- Fundamental Notions -- Resolution of equations -- Graphics -- Evaluation and simplification -- Examples from differential and intgral calculus -- Input and output. An Appendix gives the list of the main differences between Maple V.4 and Maple~V.5. This short presentation shows that is a practical book, for users. This introduction to Maple is given slowly, in great detail, and with many simple examples. Following this book step by step, even a beginner should be able to use Maple~V.5 alone if he has some mathematical culture. This book can certainly be used with success by teachers at the level of undergraduate students. This is certainly a very useful work.
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