Euler Math Toolbox

The Euler Mathematical Toolbox is a powerful, versatile, mature software for numerical and symbolic computations written and maintained by R. Grothmann from the University of Eichstätt. Euler is similar to Matlab, but has an own style, and a slightly different syntax.  Symbolic mathematics is supported in Euler using the open algebra system Maxima. You can read a short history of the program.

Euler works in Windows, or under Linux in Wine. The program is free and open source.

For a first overview, have a look at the features of Euler. For more information, read an introduction to Euler, or use the links on the left. To download this free and open program, or to see the version log, go to the download pages.

Möbius Strip (with plot3d in Euler)

News

Current is Version 8.6

News about added or updated features, new releases, or new examples will be published in the Euler blog. To keep up to date with this site, subscribe to the feed. See the version log for details about changes in Euler.