REDUCE

Title: REDUCE

Authors: [A. G. Grozin](https://inp.nsk.su/~agrozin/)

Abstract: GNU T EXmacs is a free word processor that typesets texts and formulae with high quality. It can also serve as an interface to three general-purpose Computer Algebra Systems (CASs): Maxima, MuPAD, and REDUCE. This article discusses the use of these CASs via T EXmacs, focusing on their typesetting quality and the advantages of using T EXmacs as an interface.

Main Research Question: How can T EXmacs be used as an interface to maximize the typesetting quality of formulae generated by Maxima, MuPAD, and REDUCE?

Methodology: The authors used T EXmacs, a free word processor, as an interface to Maxima, MuPAD, and REDUCE. They demonstrated how to use these CASs within T EXmacs, providing examples of typesetting quality and discussing the advantages of using T EXmacs as an interface.

Results: The results show that T EXmacs can significantly improve the typesetting quality of formulae generated by Maxima, MuPAD, and REDUCE. The authors provided examples of using these CASs via T EXmacs, demonstrating that the interface can enhance the readability and aesthetics of formulae.

Implications: The use of T EXmacs as an interface to Maxima, MuPAD, and REDUCE has several implications. First, it allows users to take advantage of the powerful formula typesetting capabilities of these CASs. Second, it provides a user-friendly interface that makes it easier to work with formulae. Finally, it ensures that the typesetting quality of formulae is consistently high, regardless of the CAS used.

In conclusion, T EXmacs is a powerful tool that can significantly enhance the typesetting quality of formulae generated by Maxima, MuPAD, and REDUCE. By serving as an interface to these CASs, it offers users a more user-friendly and efficient way to work with formulae.

Link to Article: https://arxiv.org/abs/0107036v1 Authors: arXiv ID: 0107036v1