What is Maple?

Maple is a tool for symbolic and numerical computation (originally developed at UW). Many people use Maple to derive complex expressions and mathematical models from first principles. Maple and Matlab are in many ways complementary products (Maple dealing with symbolic computation and Matlab dealing with numerical computation). Each has add-on toolkits that provide seemless communication with the other. Maple may also be used as a self-contained environment for deriving, solving and documenting mathematical expressions.

Some Maple Examples:

sampler.mw - A Maple Sampler
Maple Application Center
Parametric_Plot_in_3D.mws
Parametric_Plot_in_3D.html
Wronskian.mws
evalc.mws (Extract Re and Im part of expressions.)

MaplePrimes site features add-ons

MaplePrimes provides new add-on packages for Maple, electronic documentation, and many other Maple resources.
UW users may access the site at: http://www.MaplePrimes.com. You will be asked to register with this code. (Access restricted to users at uwaterloo.ca.)
Maple worksheet from Dr. Robert Lopez's presentation on Maple 10: RobertLopez.mw
Link to Douglas Harder's ECE 342 home page that uses Maple: ECE 342.

Last updated May 23, 2006.

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What is Maple?

Some Maple Examples:

MaplePrimes site features add-ons