Section 1 Introduction to Sage
In this section, we briefly introduce Sage for users who do not have prior experence of using Sage. Readers can also watch a series of lectures on introrduction to Sage by the author available on
https://ajitmathsoft.wordpress.com/sagemath/
Recommended Reference Books for SageMath
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Computational Mathematics with SageMath by Paul Zimmermann et al. — A comprehensive, example-driven guide designed for learners across various levels—from high school to graduate.
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An Introduction to Sage Programming — A Wiley publication that teaches SageMath through programming techniques and illustrations of numerical methods.
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Sage for Undergraduates by Gregory V. Bard — A student-friendly book providing step-by-step guidance and explanations for learning SageMath.
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Sage Tutorial by William Stein — A concise, efficient introduction to SageMath, great for beginners seeking a fast start.
Additional resources:
Official SageMath Reference Manual for full documentation, and the SageMath Library and Teaching Materials for tutorials, problem sets, and interactive examples.
