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Industrial Applications of Computer Algebra: Climbing Up a Mountain, Going Down a Hill
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2001
European Congress of Mathematics
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In this paper we present some personal experiences with Computer Algebra applications to industrial problems. In many cases the involved Computer Algebra problems seem as challenging as climbing up a difficult peak. Then one finds out that the trail leads up to a quite rugged hill . . . This point of view will be illustrated with "real" examples coming from robot kinematics and path planning, parametric CAD and shape design in automotive industry.
doi:10.1007/978-3-0348-8266-8_12
fatcat:onrcdharebfuhlumdlaj2d75ti