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Expand Up @@ -4,10 +4,10 @@ <h2 class="centered"><a name="about" href="#about" class="anchor">What is Angour
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AngouriMath is an <a href="https://github.com/asc-community/AngouriMath">open-source</a>
symbolic algebra library. That is, via AngouriMath, you can automatically
<a href="wiki/07.-Solvers.html">solve</a> equations, systems of equations, work with sets,
<a href="wiki/05.-Differentiation.html">differentiate</a>, <a href="wiki/01.-Expressions.html#parse">parse</a> from string,
<a href="wiki/01.-Expressions.html#latex">print</a> latex from an expression, <a href="wiki/09.-Compilation.html">compile expressions</a>,
<a href="wiki/08.-Limits.html">find</a> limits, work in <a href="wiki/14.-Jupyter.html">Jupyter</a>, and many more!
<a href="wiki/Solvers.html">solve</a> equations, systems of equations, work with sets,
<a href="wiki/Differentiation.html">differentiate</a>, <a href="wiki/Parsing-expression-from-string.html">parse</a> from string,
<a href="wiki/Basic-operations.html">print</a> latex from an expression, <a href="wiki/Compilation.html">compile expressions</a>,
<a href="wiki/Limits.html">find</a> limits, work in <a href="wiki/Jupyter-notebooks.html">Jupyter</a>, and many more!
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It is not a CAS, so you can use it in any your project by installing it from <a
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