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### Objectives

expresso aims to be a general library for manipulating mathematical expressions.
This are the key objectives:
These are the key objectives:

- Enable mathematical expressions to be encoded
- Provide a powerful facility for general expression manipulation (aka term rewriting)
- Provide a range of very useful manipulations, which include
- simplifying mathematical expressions
- solving a (set of) equations in regard to unknowns
- differentiating expressions
- optimizing of an expression for performance
- optimizing an expression for performance
- compiling an expression to a clojure function
- Be extensible through adding domain knowledge
- Full compatibility with [core.matrix](https://github.com/mikera/matrix-api)
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The public API is in numeric.expresso.core - go test it out!

### General Manipulation of Expressions
Expresso supports a powerful way to manipulate expressions with rewrite rules, which are built ontop of
Expresso supports a powerful way to manipulate expressions with rewrite rules, which are built on top of
core.logic. Here are a few example rules

```clojure
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### Future Development
Currently, expresso is well suited for manipulations of symbolic expressions in clojure, it also has some support for
solving equations, etc what you excpect from a computer algebra system. However it is still far from a full featured
solving equations, etc what you expect from a computer algebra system. However it is still far from a full featured
CAS System like Maxima. Any contributions to help it become a real clojure Computer Algebra System are very welcome!

In the short term I am hoping to get symbolic matrices working soon. That means having an expression as a core.matrix implementation. This will be possible with the generic core.matrix api which is currently in development.
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