Math software adds features

Waterloo, Ontario, Canada —Maple 7, mathematical computational software, now features added support for web connections and new differential equation solvers. Supported platforms include Microsoft Windows, Macintosh, Linux, and Unix. Enhancements include complete units and dimensions management, plus a resource of hundreds of free application-specific examples, demonstrations, and “head starts” to put the software to good use, available at www.mapleapps.com. Maple 7 touts resources to help users, who might be rusty at textbook skills, to visualize and explore mathematical concepts, develop application tools, and share information and documents on the web. www.maplesoft.com .

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