Introduction to Maple.

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This is the third edition of the book on one of the most powerful computer algebra system, viz., Maple. Due to many revisions of the Maple system, a major revision of the book was inevitable compared to earlier editions (1993; Zbl 0799.65001, 1996; Zbl 0861.65001). Not only many typographical errors are corrected and many examples updated, but also the chapters have been rewritten with the addition of new material. In particular, the chapter on differential equations now discusses Lie methods, partial differential equations and numerical methods. Linear algebra throughout this book is based on the packages `LinearAlgebra' and `VectorCalculus' which replace the deprecated package `linlag'. The chapter on simplification has been updated and expanded. A new chapter on Groebner basis theory and Groebner package has been added. Many of the Maple sessions have been rewritten so that they comply with the recent version of Maple. This is useful book for all users of Maple.




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