> > For instance, only the time independent problems in quantum mechanics > > can be solved with Sage and therefore one needs to find an alternative > > to Sage to solve (numerically) the time dependent problems. This is a > > limitation for me. > > Indeed, Octave [1] is not yet a standard package of Sage. Looking
However, there is an Octave interface, including through the Notebook, which works fine assuming one has Octave in one's path. There have been a number of posts over years about Octave, and I guess there are several reasons it is not included - perhaps duplication with Scipy, and the excellent self-contained nature of Octave itself. Hope this helps. - kcrisman
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