Maplesoft Maple Flow 2024.1 Win x64

What's new in Maple Flow 2024
Discover the new productivity features in Maple Flow 2024 that make it even easier to handle all your engineering calculation needs. With assistance from the new automatic argument completion, users can take advantage of the powerful built-in math capabilities and see first-hand how to save time on day-to-day analysis tasks. Join Maple Flow Product Manager Samir Khan as he shows how Maple Flow's paper-like interface can easily combine project requirements, equations, results, and provide flexible visualizations and Descriptions. He will demonstrate recent enhancements to the software, and provide techniques and tips for engineering teams to improve their design documentation workflow, through flexible matrix management, keeping track of units, and by connecting to various data sources. This is a valuable session for anyone tasked with creating and developing engineering design reports.

Enhance your Productivity:
Easily complete any command
Get the correct result every time, even with unfamiliar commands, by having automatic argument completion step in to guide you smoothly through the options as you type.
Inline Matrix Browser
You can now scroll through large matrices and vectors directly inside your document with the inline matrix browser, while still maintaining a compact view of the matrix.



You can resize the whole matrix, expand rows or columns to fit more digits, and even switch to view a heatmap of the matrix values with a simple double-click.
Insert variables from the Variables palette
Skip typing out complex variable names, by inserting variables directly using the Variables palette.
Change units in matrix and vector results
You can now customize units in matrices, vectors, and lists that appear in results.
Add bookmarks within worksheets
Create quick links to specific parts of your documents by assigning Bookmarks to containers. This lets you build a hyperlinked table of contents to quickly navigate larger worksheets.

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Powerful Math Capabilities:
Performance boost
This release of Maple Flow supports larger data Descriptions and evaluates worksheets faster.
Easier elementwise math
Distribute mathematical operations across all the elements of a matrix, vector, list, or array with the new elementwise function.



Enable/disable automatic worksheet evaluation on load
Add greater control for evaluation when changing files or after updating upstream resource documents.
Open worksheet tabs as new windows by tearing away tabs
You can tile two worksheets side by side by tearing away tabs into their own windows.
"Paste as Math" option
You can choose to copy math functions along with text from other projects and workbook templates, to easily reuse calculations.
Other new usability features:
- Add Greek letters using keyboard shortcut 'Ctrl + G' after typing the equivalent Roman letter.
- Show/hide commands across multiple containers at once.
- New formatting option to strip out all empty rows in a worksheet.
- Choose to print all collapsed sections as if they were expanded.

Maple Flowis a mathematics tool that makes it easy for engineers to brainstorm, develop, and document their design calculations. With Maple Flow, it is simple to capture all this content into a single document, making it easy to understand, maintain, update, and reuse the calculations and the design. Maple Flow includes application examples across a variety of engineering fields, such as reinforced concrete design, worst-case circuit analysis, and pipeline fluid flow. Maple Flow serves as an important communication tool when sharing critical design knowledge across an engineering organization, and documents can easily be formatted for eventual printing or PDF export.
Introducing Maple Flow
Waterloo Maple Inc.is a Canadian software company, headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario. Maplesoft has provided mathematics-based software solutions to educators, engineers, and researchers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) for over 35 years. It is best known as the manufacturer of the Maple computer algebra system, and MapleSim physical modeling and simulation software.