Number 1, November 1996.

Riaca's Interactive Algebra

Queen Mary and Westfield College
School of Mathematical Sciences
Mile End Road, London E1 4NS (United Kingdom)
Email: R.C.Lindenbergh@qmw.ac.uk

• Introduction

• An interactive algebra book
  • Requirements

  • Ingredients

• A format Odyssey
  • Choosing formats

  • The chosen formats: a -family

  • Other programs and formats considered

  • From to DVI

  • From DVI to Postscript

  • From Postscript to PDF

• End products
  • But first: a look at the source document

  • Interactive algebra on Unix

  • MIME

  • Interactive algebra on Dos Windows

• Tcl/Tk applications
  • The Tcl/Tk language

  • MultTable

  • RSA

• Evaluation: problems and solutions

• References

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