CAGe
An Introduction
CAGe stands for Computer Algebra Gent and is the nick-name for a joint
project of the Department of Mathematical Analysis and the
Department of Pure Mathematics and Computer Algebra of the
University of Ghent. The project is sponsored by
the FGWO and FKFO, the associated funds of the National Fund for Scientific
Research (NFWO) Belgium.
CAGe started in 1988 and the first goal was to acquire a broad
spectrum of existing Computer Algebra systems and to install them on a
network of Unix workstations where they can "communicate" with each other.
The facilities of the CAGe -network on Symbolic Computation are
open to other interested research groups both at the RUG and other
institutions.
THE CAGe REPORTS
You can get some of these reports through our
FTP server.
By clicking you will find the cage.sty file and some .tex and .ps files.
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- Anonymous
- Introducing CAGe. February 1989
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- K. Coolsaet
- Preliminary report on the programming language MIKE. February 1989.
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- Denis Constales and Roland Puystjens
- Moore-Penrose inverses and matrix tools in MACSYMA. August 1989.
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- Alexis De Vos
- The use of Reduce in solar enrgy conversion theory. August 1989.
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- C. Thas
- A collection of REDUCE and MACSYMA programs about college geometry.
Part 1. September 1989.
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- C. Thas
- A MACSYMA package about plane geometry. April 1990.
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- W. Sarlet and J. Vanden Bonne
- REDUCE-procedures for the study of adjoint summetries of second-order
defifferential equations.
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- F. De Clerck and C. Herssens
- Flocks of the quadratic cone in PG(3,q), for q small. December 1992.
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- Alexis De Vos
- "Carnot engines, Groebner bases and all the winds on the Earth".
March 1993
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- A. Hoogewijs and T. Elnadi
- KARNAK An Automated Theorem Prover for PPC. October 1994.
Bert Hoogewijs <bh@cage.rug.ac.be>
Thu Sep 15 16:23:24 WET DST 1994