[HN Gopher] Symbolic Mathematics with Julia Language
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Symbolic Mathematics with Julia Language
Author : xvilka
Score : 54 points
Date : 2021-11-21 12:05 UTC (10 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (juliasymbolics.org)
(TXT) w3m dump (juliasymbolics.org)
| math-dev wrote:
| Thanks for sharing, very useful read.
| warmfuzzykitten wrote:
| How can actual people use Julia symbolics?
| rpmuller wrote:
| I love the tools coming out of the Julia ecosystem, and am
| excited to see what comes next. I'm hopeful that we'll see the
| development of tools to _think_ with rather than tools to solve
| problems you've already thought through. I still reach for a pad
| of paper when I have a new problem. Given the flexibility and the
| sophistication of the tools I see being developed, it seems like
| we have the elements necessary to take the next step.
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| I'd be interested in hearing what the HN community thinks.
| fault1 wrote:
| I agree! As a start, Pluto is quite cool for
| thinking/learning/discovering/exploring, imho:
| https://github.com/fonsp/Pluto.jl
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| 3blue1brown helped teach the "Computational Thinking" class at
| MIT using it:
| https://computationalthinking.mit.edu/Fall20/lecture2/
| rpmuller wrote:
| Big fan of Pluto, and I've watched the Computational Thinking
| videos several times already.
|
| What I'm looking for when I talk about tools for thinking are
| the same type of sketching out a problem I do on paper. My
| first-year physics professor said (many years ago) that the
| way to start solving a problem is to make a well-labeled
| figure. I'm looking for something like MathCAD where you can
| label a figure with equations, or in COMSOL where you can
| start with a parametric description of a problem.
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