Mathics3

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What the maker publishes

Command line

mathicsscript offers terminal interaction, saved command history, variable completion, syntax highlighting, and Unicode symbol input and display. source

Installation

The full suite can be run from a Docker image or installed locally using the Mathics-omnibus Python package. source

Integrations

The project lists SymPy, mpmath, NumPy, llvmlite, Django, MathJax, Three.js, Asymptote, and SciPy among software used internally. source

License

Mathics3 is licensed under the GNU General Public License GPLv3, and its source code is freely available in project repositories. source

Limit

The manual describes Mathics3 as a free alternative that will probably not match Mathematica's power in industrial applications. source

Modular design

Its modular components can be reused with tailored dependencies and a minimal footprint. source

Python use

Mathics is a collection of Python packages intended to be used as a whole or from other Python packages and code. source

Security

The official site page reviewed does not state security certifications or compliance claims. source

Support

The site directs users to Mathics3 Kernel discussions and a bug-reporting page for support and bug reports. source

Web interface

Mathics3-Django provides a web server with notebook-like sessions, interactive documentation, graphics, and MathML output. source

Web requirements

Using Mathics3-Django requires Django and a browser with JavaScript enabled. source

What it does

Mathics3 is a general-purpose computer algebra system with Mathematica-compatible syntax and functions. source

Checked against the maker's pages on 11 Oct 2026.