On 03/31/12 10:01 PM, William Stein wrote:
This is pretty nice.
I used it for some basic mathematica-like stuff, and it seemed to work
fine. I did try an integral though:
Integrate[Sin[x]*Cos[x+1],x]
and I seem to be able to count to 10 before getting the answer, even
if I retry it several times in the session. That
seems surprisingly slow, given:
Perhaps the server was under a lot of load at the time. I just tried the same
and got an almost instant answer.
Timing[Integrate[Sin[x]*Cos[x+1],x]]
gave the time as 0.52 seconds.
That said, 0.52 seconds is almost 100x slower than Mathematica running on my
Sun.
In[2]:= Timing[Integrate[Sin[x]*Cos[x+1],x]]
-Cos[1 + 2 x] x Sin[1]
Out[2]= {0.004724, ------------- - --------}
4 2
The output from MathICS is also in a more complicated form (more terms) than the
output from Mathematica.
Dave
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