The Bible of computer algebra has finally appeared: Stephen Wolfram’s
compendious guide Mathematica (Wolfram/Cambridge, £34.95,
ISBN 0 521 58888 X). There are plenty of texts based around the Mathematica
software package: with this you can think about creating your own.
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