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- by andysmith101 November 28, 2008 8:06 AM PST
- Suggesting netlib instead of Mathematica is like saying "don't buy the sportscar, there are some free pistons and wheels over at the junkyard"
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(3 Comments)$2500 isn't much for a serious professional tool. But I think they do a $100 student license too.