Symbolic Calculator for Mac
Math app with full-featured algebra capabilities.
$2.99
In English
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Symbolic Calculator overview
Symbolic Calculator is the perfect math app with full-featured algebra capabilities on par with high-end scientific calculators, ideal for high-school or college students, engineers or anyone needing a powerful math toolbox. Even if you are using just a fraction of the functionalities, the iphone-ish, easy-to-use interface makes life much easier compared to traditional calculators
- Exact arithmetic (unless you select rounded numerical mode)
- Formulas displayed in "natural" form
- History, storing results in an easy-to-use way
- Unlimited number of variables, user-defined functions
- Session management
- Simplifying or expanding expressions
- Solving equations, systems, differential equations, numerically or symbolically
- Integrals, derivatives, limits, taylor series, etc for function analysis
- Full support for complex numbers
- Vectors, matrices, linear algebra functions
What’s new in version 1.0.6
Version 1.0.6:
Note: Now requires OS X 10.15 or later
- Fixes for dark mode and pdf export
Symbolic Calculator for Mac
$2.99
In English
Version 1.0.6
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Feb 22 2020
Version: 1.0.3
MU Staff: The website link describes iPhone and iPad apps only.
Jan 30 2014
Version: 1.0.2
It certainly isn’t Mathematica, but if you bristle at the thought that ‘calculation’ is somehow synonymous with arithmetic and loathe endless variations on traditional numerical calculating ‘apps’, this may well be for you.
The application handles all mathematics symbolically (‘algebraically’) and goes well beyond the usual arithmetic and trigonometric functions, offering a full suite of algebraic and calculus-related functions. It offers a numerical solver, an algebraic solver and an ordinary differential equation solver, though the latter hinges upon a comparatively weak (high-school level) integral engine. I find it fairly easy to come up with integrals that it cannot solve, particularly those that involve hypergeometric functions.
I highly recommend this application. It’s a niche product, but a nice one.