Re: A free copy of Maple or a frre maple webservre
- From: "2" <noname@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 12 May 2008 22:38:21 GMT
"Peter Pein" <petsie@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote
... to determine if that international journal considered Sage
to be verified. ...
Do you want to imply: there exists a CAS xyz with the property: "xyz is
considerd to be verified" ?
LOL,
Peter
No I do not. I have no idea if reviewers for international journals consider
any computer algebra system to be verified. The only knowledge that I can
offer is that reviewers of one nuclear journal have access to, and use some
kinds of CAS ( I do not know what they use). I base this knowledge on my
observation that they have the ability to take mathematical expressions
provided to them in print form (or in Equation Editor MS Word documents) and
check and improve upon them. Given the difficulty in computation this likely
was done by using some CAS that they consider trustworthy.
I may have misspoken above so let me expand. I specifically cited Maple in
my list of references in my submission. The amount of CPU time that I
expended on Maple symbolic manipulation in my work amounted to several weeks
of CPU time in aggregate. After much travail I obtained simplification that
were meaningful. I do not think the reviewers would have put that amount of
effort into verifying the final results. They verified my own
trustworthiness and given that Maple was cited and provided meaningful
simplifications they decided that the results were sufficiently trustworthy
to convey to readers.
I consider Maple to be verified as far as my own work is concerned. My
experience with one scientific journal suggests that they consider Maple to
be verified as far as my own work is concerned. I have no idea if this would
work with Sage but you are welcome to try.
2
.
- Follow-Ups:
- References:
- Prev by Date: Re: Symbolic programming for dummies
- Next by Date: Re: They created a monster like Einstein in physics
- Previous by thread: Re: A free copy of Maple or a frre maple webservre
- Next by thread: Re: A free copy of Maple or a frre maple webservre
- Index(es):
Relevant Pages
|