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REDUCE, written in LISP, comes from University of Utah, and includes
the following capabilities:

  1)   expansion and ordering of polynomials and rational functions,
  2)   symbolic differentiation,
  3)   substitutions and pattern matching in a wide variety of forms,
  4)   calculation of the greatest common divisor of two polynomials,
  5)   automatic and user controlled simplification of expressions,
  6)   calculations with symbolic matrices,
  7)   a complete language for symbolic calculations,  in which  the
       REDUCE program itself is written,
  8)   calculations of interest to high energy physicists including
       spin 1/2 and spin 1 algebra,
  9)   tensor operations.

The complete document may be printed by typing the command:
        PRINT DOC:REDUCE.DOC/FORMS:NARROW
                (75 pages - $1.90)

To run REDUCE, with all its capabilities, type
        R REDUCE

To run a subset of REDUCE, without some advanced features, type
        R RLISP
        (which should be a bit cheaper to run)

This program is similar to the old MATHLAB program.
[End REDUCE.HLP]

.KJOB
.