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Building Better Mathematicians Math software technology from Maplesoft™ is helping Professor Roger Kraft to better teach math students at Purdue University Calumet. He uses Maple™, the award-winning math tool, to give students a greater understanding of the subject, help clarify concepts taught in the classroom, and deliver an interactive medium for exploring and visualizing functions.

	Multivariate Distributions In Maple - The document demonstrates the extension of Maple's comprehensive Statistical package into multivariate setting. It shows how Maple's symbolic analytics and numerical engines can be seamlessly applied in the field of multivariate statistics. The core concept of multivariate analysis - joint distributions - are discussed in the context of multivariate Normal distribution and particular aspects of "jointness" are presented through marginal and conditional densities. Extension of multinormality into related family of joint distributions is shown on the example of multivariate Student-t distribution.
	Fast Maple algorithms for k-statistics, polykays and their multivariate generalization - We provide four algorithms to generate single and multivariate k-statistics and single and multivariate polykays. The computational times are very fast compared with the procedures available in the literature. Such speeding up is obtained through a symbolic method arising from the classical umbral calculus.