For centuries, differential equations have been the key to unlocking nature's deepest secrets. Over 300 years ago, Isaac Newton invented differential equations to understand the problem of motion, and he developed calculus in order to solve differential equations.
Since then, differential equations have been the essential tool for analyzing the process of change, whether in physics, engineering, biology, or any other field where it's important to predict how something behaves over time.

Maple 14 - Environment for a wide range of mathematical transformations and the creation of technical documentation, indispensable for modern engineers, mathematicians and scientists. The program interface allows to solve many problems - from basic design calculations and algorithms to develop complex models, logic simulation and learning mathematics. Computer Algebra System Maple, has a convenient graphical interface, allows symbolic and numerical solution of differential equations and calculate integrals.