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Graphical user interfaces and automatic generation of sequential and parallel code for scientific computing

Recent developments in combining symbolic, numeric, and graphics computing techniques in an integrated environment are described. These are: (1) symbolic derivation of numerical code for finite-element analysis; (2) automatic numeric code generation based on derived formulas; (3) generation of parallel code; and (4) graphical user interfaces for mathematical systems. Several software packages are also described.<<ETX>>

P. S. Wang

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