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| 2018-03-24 15:18:43 +0200 | asked a question | Mathematica-like transformations rules Hey everyone! I am currently exploring Sage's features and was wondering if there is something similar to Mathematica's replacement/transformation rules, which are (in my opinion) the strongest feature of Mathematica itself. Thanks in advance for any answers! PS: I would have liked to link on Wolfram's documentation page on Transformation rules but my Karma is insufficient for posting links, so in case you wonder what I mean by transformation rules, just give Google a hit. |
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