The Emmy Computer Algebra System

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  1. emmy

    The Emmy Computer Algebra System.

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  3. mechanics

    (in progress) Racket port of the SICM scmutils library (by bennn)

    Interesting, looks like Ben Greenman started work on a port to Racket, but it does appear that that work is still firmly WIP: https://github.com/bennn/mechanics

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