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REDUCE, written in LISP, comes from University of Utah, and includes
the following capabilities:
1) expansion and ordering of polynomials and rational functions,
2) symbolic differentiation,
3) substitutions and pattern matching in a wide variety of forms,
4) calculation of the greatest common divisor of two polynomials,
5) automatic and user controlled simplification of expressions,
6) calculations with symbolic matrices,
7) a complete language for symbolic calculations, in which the
REDUCE program itself is written,
8) calculations of interest to high energy physicists including
spin 1/2 and spin 1 algebra,
9) tensor operations.
The complete document may be printed by typing the command:
PRINT DOC:REDUCE.DOC/FORMS:NARROW
(75 pages - $1.90)
To run REDUCE, with all its capabilities, type
R REDUCE
To run a subset of REDUCE, without some advanced features, type
R RLISP
(which should be a bit cheaper to run)
This program is similar to the old MATHLAB program.
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