Ted wrote:
> I like the concept of Sage being comprehensive, but how about using a
> more widely-used synonym for the word 'comprehensive' like
> 'universal'?:
>
> Universal Mathematics Computing Environment
I tried using "Universal Mathematics Computing Environment" for a
while but it is to
Robert wrote:
> > Mathematics Computing Environment is more what sage is, IMO.
>
> I like this too, and the suggestion "comprehensive" (if it doesn't
> make it too long). So I'd suggest something like
>
> Comprehensive Mathematics Computing Environment.
I like the concept of Sage being comprehen
On Dec 30, 2007, at 9:24 AM, Jaap Spies wrote:
> Ted Kosan wrote:
>
>>
>> Between "environment", "system", and "platform", I am starting to
>> lean
>> towards "system" because most TI-83 users will probably not be
>> able to
>> grasp what a "platform" is the way a programmer understands it an
root wrote:
> Computational Mathematics System?
>
A CAS is a CAS is a ... When we sustitute: s/Algebra/Mathematics/g we still are
not
talking about the functionality of Sage! Sage is more "generic". Ii not only
offers
you a "system" on itself, but also a way to use a lot of other systems, both
On Dec 30, 8:32 pm, Francesco Biscani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Comprehensive ...
Comprehensive and Universal Mathematics Environment
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I'm not sure whom you are aiming at with this description, but I think there
should be some emphasis on the natural sciences too.
I think the description should be something like "CAS *AND* system for
computational sciences", but I'm not sure about how to make it sound good.
Cheers, Fabio
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On Sunday 30 December 2007, Jaap Spies wrote:
> As an alternative:
>
> Generic Mathematics Computing System,
> [...]
> Eventualy Generic Mathematics Computing Software?
> Or Generic Mathematics Computing Environment?
>
> Jaap
Personally I liked the "comprehensive" someone mentioned, hence my sugge
Ted Kosan wrote:
>
> Mathematics Computing System sounds pretty good to me.
>
As an alternative:
Generic Mathematics Computing System,
including your favorite scientific calculator, state of the art
elliptic curves algorithms and all you need to do your home work
for highschool, college, uni
Computational Mathematics System?
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Ted Kosan wrote:
>
> Between "environment", "system", and "platform", I am starting to lean
> towards "system" because most TI-83 users will probably not be able to
> grasp what a "platform" is the way a programmer understands it and
> "environment" is more restrictive than system.
>
I don't a
Tim wrote:
>Scientific Computing Platform?
Alex wrote:
>I like "mathematical/scientific computing
>system/platform/environment", with a very slight preference to
>"mathematical" over "scientific" and with preference to "system" or
>"platform" over "environment" since in my mind that restricts
The phrase "scientific computing" is often interpreted in a fairly
narrow sense, so I think "Mathematics Computing Environment" is
better. Even that sounds too limited to me, although I am not sure
what else to suggest. "Comprehensive Computing Environment"
perhaps?
Cheers,
Marshall
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Hi,
I think Mathematica's official description is a very good example of
something we should *not* emulate. The title is simply nonsensical:
"the world's most powerful global computing system"? In what sense is
Mathematica a "global computing syste
Scientific Computing Platform?
Tim
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