Hi Marcus, It's great that you're exploring Julia in this way. Judging by the responses, there hasn't been a huge amount of interest yet.
If you're having fun (and it looks like it!), keep at it. If you're really looking to find ways to collaborate, you might try to look at other symbolic math packages for Julia, and for previous discussions on symbolic math in Julia. I was going to list a few packages for you, but instead I'll just point you to this post from a year ago on julia-dev, which has pointers to 6 other symbolic math packages: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/julia-dev/NTfS9fJuIcE/qmRK38exjooJ That discussion, itself, also might be of interest. Cheers, Kevin On Sun, Apr 19, 2015 at 2:47 AM, Marcus Appelros <marcus.appel...@gmail.com> wrote: > Looking for testers and testwriters, especially for recent versions since > the internet connection here (not so central Kenya) does not allow frequent > updates. > > Pkg.clone("git://github.com/jhlq/Equations.jl.git") > > WIP: > * A generic matches(ex::Expression,pattern::Expression) so instead of > applying matchers functions to a equation one applies a web of equations. > * Contracting multiple terms into Pow(a,b). > * More derivative rules. > * Int (∫) type. > * Extensive testing. >
