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From: blake@walt.cc.utexas.edu (Blake Freeburg)
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Subject: Re: mathematical symbolic manipulator
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Date: 20 Dec 89 21:36:02 GMT
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I think I have also seen a program called Derive, from a company called 
SoftWarehouse.  Check the Computers in Physics magazines, or recent issues
of Byte and PC Mag.  I know I saw a review, and they claim to do most of
what mathmatica does, and it is worth looking into.  
blake@happy.cc.utexas.edu
freeburg@physics.utexas.edu
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