I would like to pay  attention  to the PhD thesis by John Baber in an actual field of complex analysis done with Maple: http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/arxiv/pdf/1106/1106.4737v1.pdf . It should be noticed that the usage of Maple is an essential tool of this work (for example, see p. 28, 43, and around), not a fashion trend.

In a reply to Markiyan Hirnyk's recent question on this topic, Alec Mihailovs posted solutions 
for  n=1..7 for the mean distance between random points in an n-cube.

I also 

Answering to that question, I posted several procedures finding minimal polynomials for the elements of finite fields. The best one was the following,

alias(a=RootOf(T^100+T^97+T^96+T^93+T^91+T^89+T^87+T^86+T^82+T^81+T^71+T^70+T^67+T^61+
T^60+T^57+T^54+T^53+T^52+T^49+T^48+T^45+T^44+T^42+T^39+T^36+T^33+T^32+T^31+T^29+T^28+T^27+
T^26+T^24+T^23+T^22+T^18+T^17+T^16+T^14+T^13+T^12+T^10+T^8+T^7+T^6+T^3+T+1)):

F:=GF(2,100,op(a)):
z:=F:-input(2):

MinPolyGF:=proc(x,y:=_X)
local A, i;
A:=Matrix(100,...

In this post I will describe a little about the OU course MS325: Computer Algebra, Chaos and Simulations, which I took last year.

MS325 is a level 3 OU applied mathematics course, which means, roughly that it is pitched at the level of a final year mathematics undergraduate. It is split into three components: Computer Algebra, which teaches the use of Maple and Maple programming; Chaos, which teaches dynamical systems, deterministic chaos and fractals, with an emphasis...

> restart; with(LinearAlgebra); assume(omega, real, omega > 0);
> G := 9;
> z := (xi^2+xi/(1+xi^2))/(1+xi^2);
`output redirected...`> print(); # input placeholder
> C := `<,>`(1-z, seq(sin((n-1)*Pi*z), n = 2 .. G));
`output redirected...`> print(); # input placeholder
> g := Transpose(C);
`output redirected...`> print(); # input placeholder
> A := Multiply(C, g);
`output redirected...`> print(); # input placeholder

> restart; with(LinearAlgebra); assume(omega, real, omega > 0);
> G := 9;
> z := (xi^2+xi/(1+xi^2))/(1+xi^2);
`output redirected...`> print(); # input placeholder
> C := `<,>`(1-z, seq(sin((n-1)*Pi*z), n = 2 .. G));
`output redirected...`> print(); # input placeholder
> g := Transpose(C);
`output redirected...`> print(); # input placeholder
> A := Multiply(C, g);
`output redirected...`> print(); # input placeholder

Russian MAC:
1.000.000 visits during the period June 2010 to April 2011

http://webmath.exponenta.ru/ege_11/d_04.html

25_04_2011.zip

From the work of the Russian MAC.
3.000 visitors a day, about 20.000 visits per day

http://webmath.exponenta.ru/

Ukraine-2011. The State Final Certification in Mathematics

What must be able to solve a graduate of the Ukrainian school in 2011?
31 variant assignments.
Currently:
 1. Assignments reformatted in Maple.
 2. Created an interactive...

 Work plan for the Russian Maple Application Center in 2011.

 1. Popularization of the new features of Maple 15.
 2. Popularization of educational MAC-articles.

 3. The transformation of the most popular Russian-language Internet maths textbook to the business card of Maple.
 4. Further approval of Maple as the best assistant in preparation for the delivery of the Single State Exam (Russia).
 5. Further approval of Maple...

 It seems I can't add a response to this message, so I added some detail to it.

    I would like to pay attention  to the annular conference Polynomial Computer Algebra '2011, St. Petersburg, Russia, April 17-22, 2011. It happened to me to participate in  a few conferences organized by EIMI. In view of it I can say that    Russian mathematicians and  programmers are strong,  the organizers' hospitality  is warm, and    Saint Petersburg is a great city which is considered to be one of the most beautiful cities of the world.

This year I am organizing East Coast Computer Algebra Day (ECCAD) 2011 at the University of Waterloo, on April 9th. 

ECCAD is a long running series of annual one-day meetings for those interested in...

One must agree with the fact that on the foundation of Mathematica created the most popular math encyclopedia.

Our response to Chamberlain.

I propose to establish a Global Practicum of elementary and higher mathematics - Mapler.
My Russian version already contains several thousand multi-choice programs with complete solutions, tests, tutors, graphics, etc.
This workshop will be an order of magnitude more in demand audience than Mathworld.