Ripon Good Math (RGM)

Here is the source for RGM, or "Ripon Good Math". Originally called "Calculus with Xlispstat", RGM is a project begun at Ripon College, Ripon, WI, USA, to aid (and with the aid of) calculus students. RGM works with xlispstat on all platforms (Unix, Mac, and Windows).

Have a look at the README file if you want to know about features, and what you're getting into....;) It contains installation instructions as well.

Sources:
- calculus.tar.gz (gzipped tar file)
- calculus.zip (a zip file)
Source Subsets: To help readers of the xlispstat mailing list, I created some subsets of RGM code to help with specific problems:
- I created a minimal subset of functions which would allow my functions eigenvalue and eigenvector to work (these provide eigenvalues in the general - i.e. unsymmetric, complex matrix - case.
- Here's all you need to make singular value decomposition (svd) work on all matrices (includes functions size and mprint).
Additional links:
- UCLA xlispstat archive
- xlispstat Home Page
- XLISPSTAT Quickstart (here's a local copy).
- To join the xlispstat mailing list, send a message to majordomo@stat.umn.edu containing the line
  subscribe stat-lisp-news or
  subscribe stat-lisp-news ADDRESS with ADDRESS replaced by the email address you want to subscribe. An archive of the mailing list is available.
- A compressed (gzipped postscript) version of A Surfer's Guide to Lisp-Stat, by John Scales and Martin Smith.
- Idiot's Guide to Variables
Keep in touch!
If you download RGM and like it, please let me know: I'll add you to a mailing list, for any bug reports/fixes. I'm happy to help improve RGM: if you have suggestions or problems, send me an email. Or make your comments more public with my new RGM forum.

Website maintained by Andy Long. Comments appreciated.

aelon@sph.umich.edu