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Friday, December 16, 2005

Group Explorer 2.0

"... Group Explorer is mathematical visualization software for the abstract algebra classroom. Users can explore dozens of finite groups (and morphisms among them) visually and interactively. ..."
GE 2.0 developer Nathan Carter.

Where GAP is targeted to professional algebra researchers and Mathematica Abstract Algebra to students who already have completed one or two abstract algebra courses and know the ins- and outs of Mathematica, Group Explorer is meant for beginners. A beautiful tool to demonstrate properties of a limited number of small groups. Version 2.0 is primarily a "look and feel" release. The program is free and downloadable as C++ source or executable.
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