Jescm

Jescm is an open-source computer algebra system available for Linux and other Unix-like operating systems. The system is designed to perform mathematical computations and provide a simple programming interface for users. It is written in C and provides a library for manipulating mathematical expressions, which can be used in various applications.

Some of the key features of Jescm include support for arbitrary-precision arithmetic, polynomial and rational function manipulation, and a user-defined syntax for creating custom mathematical functions. Users can define their own functions and operators, and use them in their mathematical calculations. Additionally, Jescm can handle complex numbers and provide a robust suite of functions for algebraic manipulation.

One of the benefits of Jescm is that it is highly customizable and can be extended by users without modification to the core system. The open-source nature of Jescm also allows for a community-driven development model, where users can contribute their own code and extensions to the system.

Jescm is often used in the fields of mathematics, physics, and engineering for tasks that require complex mathematical computations. Users have reported using Jescm for problems involving differential equations, vector fields, and the manipulation of large mathematical expressions.

Jescm is not as widely known or used as some other computer algebra systems, such as Sympy or Giac. However, it has a dedicated user base and is seeing occasional updates with new features and bug fixes. The project's source code is available on various open-source repositories, and developers can download and compile the system for their own use.