- Formally, Maxima is a computer algebra system
- Derived after MIT Macsyma -- see also, A Brief History Of
- In a sense, An extensive mathematics platform in Common Lisp
- System Definitions
- maxima.system : Uses MK:Defsystem
- maxima.asd : Uses ASDF
- Maxima and CLOS?
- CLOS and CLIM?
- CLOS and OWL?
- OWL, RDFS+OWL inference, SWRL, and mathematical interpolation?
- CLOS and data processing tools onto ...
- the Sloan Digital Sky Survey?
- Autonomous navigation in "Outer space"?
- FFT, signal domain transformations, Planetary Data System, and asteroids
- Three uses of CL:DEFCLASS, all in numeric.lisp
- Numerous uses of CL:DEFSTRUCT
- Some ANSI CL implementations use CLOS implementations derived from PCL
- PCL, CL:STRUCTURE-CLASS, and CL:STANDARD-CLASS
- MOP and FUNCALLABLE-STANDARD-OBJECT (sidebar)
- Maxima and "not directly Lisp"
- Maxima 'mac' and 'dem' files - see subdirs of 'share'
- Documentation?
- Maxima GUI
- TCL/Tk (?)
- Maxima and CLIM
- REPL integration and formula display: share/contrib/mcclim
- Serialization, integration with other computer algebra systems
- Maxima and MathML: share/contrib/maximaMathML
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