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Thanks so much. Just to add this from my experience. In Sage, I do this (say A is the rational matrix):

o = open('file.txt','w') o.write(str(A.mathematica_init())) o.close()

Then in Mathematica, I do this

A = ReadList("file.txt")[[1]]

I need the [[1]] to make it as a matrix. Otherwise, it is a 3-dimensional matrix.

For MATLAB, octave_init does not work. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I also never get Mathematica interface working in Sage (8.5 Windows 64bit version) :(

Thanks so much. Just to add this from my experience. In Sage, I do this (say A is the rational matrix):

o = open('file.txt','w') o.write(str(A.mathematica_init())) o.write(str(A._mathematica_init())) o.close()

Then in Mathematica, I do this

A = ReadList("file.txt")[[1]]

I need the [[1]] to make it as a matrix. Otherwise, it is a 3-dimensional matrix.

For MATLAB, octave_init does not work. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I also never get Mathematica interface working in Sage (8.5 Windows 64bit version) :(

Thanks so much. Just to add this from my experience. In Sage, I do this (say A is the rational matrix):

o = open('file.txt','w') o.write(str(A._mathematica_init())) o.close()open('file.txt','w'); o.write(str(A._mathematica_init())); o.close();

Then in Mathematica, I do this

A = ReadList("file.txt")[[1]]

I need the [[1]] to make it as a matrix. Otherwise, it is a 3-dimensional matrix.

For MATLAB, octave_init does not work. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I also never get Mathematica interface working in Sage (8.5 Windows 64bit version) :(