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From: bcphyagi@csunb.csun.edu (Stephen Walton)
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Subject: Re: Maple information request
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Date: 7 Mar 91 19:21:51 GMT
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There are a couple of other things Maple users (and potential ones) might
like to know:

There is a Maple mailing list for discussions.  Send email to
maple@daisy.waterloo.edu.

There is a USENET group, sci.math.symbolic, for discussion of symbolic
math packages.  As you might suppose, there are lots of Mathematica
types there, but the Maple people hang out there too.

Finally, if you're trying to convince your supervisor/professor/thesis
advisor/system manager to get Maple instead of Mathematica, take a look
at the paper "A Review of Mathematica," by Richard Fateman of UC Berkeley.
It is available from peoplesparc.Berkeley.EDU  by anonymous FTP, as
the LaTeX source file ~ftp/pub/mma.review.tex.
--
Stephen R. Walton, Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, Cal State Northridge
bcphyagi@csunb.csun.edu until my Suns come back up