Volume 7, Issue 4
2000

Mathematica 4 contains several new functions that allow systems of real algebraic equations and inequalities to be solved.. In this article we describe the functions, show examples of their use, and comment on the algorithms used in the implementation.  

(If you don't have a copy of Mathematica, you can view the notebook using Mathematica Player.)

Adam Strzebonski
Wolfram Research Inc. and Jagiellonian University, 100 Trade Centre Dr., Champaign IL 61820,U.S.A.
adams@wolfram.com