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Home : Products : Maple : Maple Product History
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Maple technology has been trusted as a cutting edge mathematical and technical tool for over 25 years. In that time, millions of users from around the world have used and relied on the power of Maple for their research, testing, analysis, design, teaching, and schoolwork. Maple 12, the current release, builds upon Maplesoft's rich product history in becoming the ultimate productivity tool for solving mathematical problems and creating interactive technical documents.
The following is a brief tour of Maple, from Maple 6 to Maple 11.
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Maple 11
Released: 2007
Key new features introduced in Maple 11:
- Self-documenting context menus
- 2-D plotting enhancements
- New Graph Theory and Differential Geometry packages
- Slide show mode
- Enhanced connectivity features
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Maple 10
Released: 2005
Key new features introduced in Maple 10:
- 2-D math editing
- Document Mode
- Equation labeling, editor and palettes
- Embedded GUI components
- New statistical capabilities
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Maple 9.5
Released: 2004
Key new features introduced in Maple 9.5:
- MapleNet integration
- Optimization & logic packages
- Math dictionary, enhanced plot builder
- Dockable palettes
- Student package for Multivariate Calculus
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Maple 9
Released: 2003
Key new features introduced in Maple 9:
- Interactive assistants and tutors
- Discrete Transforms and Scientific Error Analysis packages
- OpenMaple API
- Code generation for MATLAB and Visual Basic
- Student package for Linear Algebra and Precalculus
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Maple 8
Released: 2002
Key new features introduced in Maple 8:
- Maplet system
- Vector Calculus and Variational Calculus packages
- Java code generation and external calling
- NAG-based numerical integration for high dimensions
- Student Calculus 1 package
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Maple 7
Released: 2001
Key new features introduced in Maple 7:
- Units and scientific constants
- Vastly improved differential equation solvers
- MathML support
- XML support
- Real Domain & Curve Fitting packages
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Key new features introduced in Maple 7:
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Maple 6
Released: 2000
Key new features introduced in Maple 6:
- NAG high-performance numerics
- Excel link
- External calling from C and Fortran
- RTF file export
- Graphics export
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Key new features introduced in Maple 6:
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