1. Sep 22, 2005 #1

   Guts

   

   I was just wondering if any one has ever tried to make a new fundamental system for solving problems, ranging from Algebra to complex analysis and beyond in a more simplistic and less time consuming way?

    

   Guts, Sep 22, 2005
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3. Sep 22, 2005 #2

   TD

   

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   I doubt such a 'universal solving method' exists.

    

   TD, Sep 22, 2005
4. Sep 22, 2005 #3

   peterbone

   

   maybe I don't understand what you mean but the software Mathematica is a system for operating on equations and solving them. it can simplify equations so it must have a set of rules for doing so.
   If you're talking about a new mathematical method for solving problems then no.

    

   peterbone, Sep 22, 2005

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