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What can a program learn by keeping variables instead of replacing them with numbers?

Lesson 5 introduces symbolic expressions and exact operations. Lesson 6 explains operation-specific evidence and kernel reconstruction.

Implementation

Axeyum implements its computer algebra system in Rust. Its algorithms cover selected work in algebra, calculus, linear algebra, number theory, transforms, and differential equations.

A successful operation can carry data that an operation-specific checker recomputes. Some results are also reconstructed as terms for the Axeyum Kernel. Mathematica and SymPy identify the established CAS category; neither is embedded in Axeyum.

  • Exact polynomial and rational-function operations
  • Differentiation and certified integration
  • Exact algebraic real witnesses
  • Operation-specific certificate checks

Rust crates

These crates implement the component or connect its results to another Axeyum checker. Each link opens the crate's source directory.

Reference systems and results

The CAS report distinguishes internal certificate checks from kernel reconstruction and compares scope with Mathematica and SymPy.

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Problems studied with this component

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