Computer Algebra Research Group @ WLU

CARGO :: RESEARCH
Sice 2002, we have been working in Design Theory, using high-performace computing (HPC), a.k.a. Supercomputing, meta-heuristics and tools from many other areas, summarized in this ROADMAP: Ilias Roadmap
CARGO was formed in May 2002. Our main research includes topics such as Gröbner Bases, Implicitization and Parameterization of Algebraic Curves and Surfaces, Enumerating Regular Mixed-Cell Configurations, Symmetric Polynomials, Computational Mathematics in Statistics, and many other topics in computational algebra. Our computer programs are usually developed using C, C++, Maple, and Matlab. For certain mathematical problems, we also write programs using packages such as Porta, Singular, TOPCOM, and Macaulay 2.
Implicitization for Polynomial Curves and Surfaces
Poster Snapshot the IPCurves paper was published in the Proceedings of the Asian Symposium of Computer Mathematics (ASCM) 2003. the IPSurfaces paper was published in the Proceedings of the Computer Algebra in Scientific Computing (CASC) 2003.
Introduction to Maple
Below is a tutorial introduction to the Computer Algebra System Maple: Maple 8 worksheet (108KB) HTML (1636KB) Split version: HTML Part 1 - HTML Part 2 - HTML Part 3 This tutorial is suitable for beginners and students. You can either download the Maple 8 worksheet or browse through the HTML version of the tutorial.