If you used Anaconda to install Jupyter, it should already include SymPy, Matplotlib, IPython, NumPy, and other useful packages for scientific computing. Jupyter notebooks typically run in your browser where the actual text editing features are somewhat limited. You can install and try sage outside of Jupyter if you want. Instead, you will need to install its Jupyter kernel. sh file: sudo wget linktomathematica.sh To install Mathematica run in another SSH session (terminal window): sudo bash linktomathematica. So unlike SymPy it cannot just be loaded in a Jupyter nb with a Python kernel. Now you will access Jupyter in the following address: That will allow you to run Python notebooks in Jupyter. We will not use it here because is not a regular Python package, but rather, uses Python as its programming language.
We will use Python’s SymPy package, which provides powerful CAS features for most common mathematical modelling problems. Yes, it can be done, and very effectively, for a vast array of mathematical problems! A CAS combined with a graphing/plotting package like matplotlib gives you a powerful tool for mathematical modelling using a Jupyter notebook. A CAS is software that emulates manual (pen-and-paper) manipulations of mathematical expressions. For this, you will need to use a Computer Algebra System (CAS). Jupyter is a fully-functional alternative to Mathematica or Maple notebooks for developing and analyzing mathematical models in biology (or any other discipine, for that matter).
Mathematical models in Jupyter # Introduction #
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