ICCS 2004: Computational Science - ICCS 2004 pp 490-494 | Cite as
Towards a Grid-Aware Computer Algebra System
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Abstract
One of the developments that can lead to a wider usage of grid technologies is grid-enabling of application software, among them computer algebra systems. A case study described here involves Maple. The proposed maple2g package allows the connection between the current version of Maple and the computational grid based on Globus.
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Computer Algebra System Grid Service Grid Technology Globus Toolkit User Command
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