Reference request about experimental mathematical using computers
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I have graduated last year. During my corsus I've done a lot of abstract algebra especially coding theory.
I wish to put that "knowledge" in use and I think that the first step is to master a software of symbolic computation.
So can you please help select one that is suitable for may filed. And have a nice documentation (preferably in paper) because I Will be traveling and I wish to learn it while traveling
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I have graduated last year. During my corsus I've done a lot of abstract algebra especially coding theory.
I wish to put that "knowledge" in use and I think that the first step is to master a software of symbolic computation.
So can you please help select one that is suitable for may filed. And have a nice documentation (preferably in paper) because I Will be traveling and I wish to learn it while traveling
reference-request soft-question coding-theory computational-mathematics
asked Nov 13 at 22:37
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GAP or Sage are standard computational things.
– T. Bongers
Nov 13 at 22:39
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While there are a lot of pure symbolic languages out there, I think that Haskell is nice, since its purely functional, and is quite reliant on structures from category theory. Learning it was quite entertaining alongside algebra.
– Rushabh Mehta
Nov 13 at 22:40
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I have graduated last year. During my corsus I've done a lot of abstract algebra especially coding theory.
I wish to put that "knowledge" in use and I think that the first step is to master a software of symbolic computation.
So can you please help select one that is suitable for may filed. And have a nice documentation (preferably in paper) because I Will be traveling and I wish to learn it while traveling
reference-request soft-question coding-theory computational-mathematics
asked Nov 13 at 22:37
TWJ
112
I have graduated last year. During my corsus I've done a lot of abstract algebra especially coding theory.
I wish to put that "knowledge" in use and I think that the first step is to master a software of symbolic computation.
So can you please help select one that is suitable for may filed. And have a nice documentation (preferably in paper) because I Will be traveling and I wish to learn it while traveling
reference-request soft-question coding-theory computational-mathematics
reference-request soft-question coding-theory computational-mathematics
asked Nov 13 at 22:37
TWJ
112
asked Nov 13 at 22:37
TWJ
112
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asked Nov 13 at 22:37
TWJ
112
asked Nov 13 at 22:37
TWJ
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asked Nov 13 at 22:37
TWJ
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GAP or Sage are standard computational things.
– T. Bongers
Nov 13 at 22:39
1
While there are a lot of pure symbolic languages out there, I think that Haskell is nice, since its purely functional, and is quite reliant on structures from category theory. Learning it was quite entertaining alongside algebra.
– Rushabh Mehta
Nov 13 at 22:40
add a comment |
GAP or Sage are standard computational things.
– T. Bongers
Nov 13 at 22:39
1
While there are a lot of pure symbolic languages out there, I think that Haskell is nice, since its purely functional, and is quite reliant on structures from category theory. Learning it was quite entertaining alongside algebra.
– Rushabh Mehta
Nov 13 at 22:40
GAP or Sage are standard computational things.
– T. Bongers
Nov 13 at 22:39
GAP or Sage are standard computational things.
– T. Bongers
Nov 13 at 22:39
1
1
While there are a lot of pure symbolic languages out there, I think that Haskell is nice, since its purely functional, and is quite reliant on structures from category theory. Learning it was quite entertaining alongside algebra.
– Rushabh Mehta
Nov 13 at 22:40
While there are a lot of pure symbolic languages out there, I think that Haskell is nice, since its purely functional, and is quite reliant on structures from category theory. Learning it was quite entertaining alongside algebra.
– Rushabh Mehta
Nov 13 at 22:40
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GAP or Sage are standard computational things.
– T. Bongers
Nov 13 at 22:39
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While there are a lot of pure symbolic languages out there, I think that Haskell is nice, since its purely functional, and is quite reliant on structures from category theory. Learning it was quite entertaining alongside algebra.
– Rushabh Mehta
Nov 13 at 22:40