Euler Math Toolbox and Maxima 5.6

Euler Math Toolbox and Maxima Developer: Rene Grothmann

Euler Math Toolbox (EMT) is a versatile environment for numerical computing and visualization. Paired seamlessly with Maxima—the well-established open-source computer algebra system—it combines fast numerical workflows with robust symbolic mathematics, giving students, educators, engineers, and researchers a complete toolkit in one place.

Key capabilities:

• Numeric computing: matrix and vector operations, calculus, optimization, root finding, interpolation, and numerical solvers for ordinary differential equations.
• Symbolic math via Maxima: exact arithmetic; symbolic differentiation and integration; equation solving; simplification; series expansions; and more.
• Visualization: high-quality 2D and 3D plotting, parametric and contour plots, and animations for exploring functions and data.
• Scripting and workflow: a clear, matrix-oriented language and a notebook-style interface for reproducible computations, demonstrations, and teaching materials.

Designed primarily for Windows, EMT integrates with Maxima behind the scenes, so you can move fluidly between numeric and symbolic tasks without switching tools. The result is a lightweight, approachable, and powerful platform for learning, prototyping, and scientific work.

Euler Math Toolbox and Maxima is developed by Rene Grothmann. The most popular version of this product among our users is 5.6. The name of the program executable file is euler.exe.