Maxima on Android

With Maxima, you can do integration, differentiation of formulas and much more!

Maxima, a full featured computer algebra system, now runs on your Android mobile devices. Maxima, and its predecessor Macsyma is one of the most long-established software in the world, back in 1960s at MIT LCS and Project Mac. You can perform many many math operations such as integration, differentiation, matrix operations, rational numbers, symbolic treatment of constants such as pi, e, euler's gamma, symbolic and numerical treatment of special functions such as sin(x), cos(x), log(x), exp(x), zeta(s), and many more.

Maxima on Android is a port of Maxima on the Android operating system. Thanks to Sylvain Ageneau' effort on porting Embeddable Common Lisp to the Android OS, the latest Maxima code runs nicely on ECL on Android with very small changes to the source code.

Maxima on Android is a combination of many open source software: ECL on Android, MathJax, and Maxima itself. I wrote roughly a thousand lines of Java code and a hundred lines of HTML including Javascript code.

The installation of the software requires total of 90MB on the storage. 30MB needs to be installed on the internal storage. The rest of 60MB can be installed either on the external or the internal storage. The first run of the apk will ask you where you want the 60MB to be installed.

Then you can enjoy Maxima / Macsyma on your mobile phone or tablet based on Android OS.

What's New in the Latest Version 3.2.1

Last updated on Sep 9, 2018 Maxima 5.41.0 is supported.
Maxima 5.41.0 embedded in MoA 3.2.1 passed all the tests using run_testsuite().
Support for the older versions of Android OS has ended. Kitkat (Android 4.4, API level 19) and above is the minimum requirement.
Support for SDCard for additional installation has ended. Everything will be installed on the internal storage.
Internally, MathJax is updated to from 2.1 to 2.7.5. JQuery Mobile is updated from 1.3.1 to 1.4.5. Gnuplot is updated from 4.6 to 5.2.4