Mathematica Mathematica equivalent for Linux

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For users seeking Mathematica alternatives on Linux, several open-source options are available. Sage is noted for its strong focus on pure mathematics and is considered the closest match to Mathematica. Octave and Scilab are more aligned with MATLAB and data analysis tasks. For symbolic calculations, Maxima is recommended. A comprehensive comparison of computer algebra systems can be found on Wikipedia. If possible, acquiring Mathematica for Linux is also suggested.
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Does anyone know of a Mathematica equivalent software for Linux?

A link for download will be good..
Thanks
 
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The main open source alternatives are sage, octave, scilab
Each has slightly different focuss so it depend son your needs.
Sage is probably the closest to mathematica/pure maths
octave/scilab are more matlab/data analysis
 
If you can get Mathematica in the 1st place get it for Linux :wink: .
 

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