Euler Math Toolbox
This is the homepage of Euler Math Toolbox, a powerful math program combining numerical and symbolic tools in one free package.
- With Euler Math Toolbox, you experience mathematical computations, numerical as well as symbolic, with ease and beauty.
- The program will present results with nice graphics, which can be exported to files or to web pages, or can be pasted into presentations.
- Not only can you do quick and reliable numerical computations using real or complex numbers, intervals, vectors or matrices; but with the powerful computer algebra system Maxima you also have symbolic algebra and infinite rational arithmetic at your fingertips. Both systems work together seamlessly, so that you need one syntax only.
- The friendly interface and the available user assistance let you start quickly and successfully. The documentation, introduction notebooks, and examples give you a thorough understanding of the program, while you can look into the full reference at any time, just be pressing F1 for each command.
- The program is free of royalties, and it is open source.
The program has been developed and is maintained by R.
Grothmann, professor of mathematics at the University of Eichstätt, together with
a net community of helping hands.
Euler is not a Matlab clone. It has been developed since 1987 and is now a completely different system with its friendly syntax and its user interface.
For more information,
- read a summary of the features of Euler,
- have a look at introduction notebooks,
- visit the examples,
- see the log of recent changes,
- see the tips for first time users,
- browse the reference,
- or read the technical documentation.
You can also get in contact with the Euler community, if you like.