Physics/Mathmatics Computer Programs?

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The discussion centers around recommendations for physics and math computer applications suitable for homework and exploration. Maxima is highlighted as a useful free program, with a link provided for download. Mathematica is also mentioned as a preferred option. The conversation briefly touches on the idea of including chemical applications as well. Overall, the focus is on finding engaging and practical software tools for studying physics and math.
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Does anyone know any good physics and math computer applications? something good for homework or anything of the sorts. something fun to mess with at least.
 
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I have a free program called maxima which does a range of things. I find it useful. :smile:
 
I like Mathematica
 
Why not chemical ones? :wink:
 

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