Mathematica Symbolic Toolbox for MATLAB--Version 2.0

A symbolic toolbox for MATLAB based on Mathematica.

Description

A symbolic toolbox that provides MATLAB users with all of the symbolic and high-precision numeric capabilities of Mathematica. It uses the MathLink communication standard supplied with Mathematica and the MEX facility of MATLAB. In addition, since MathLink can pass native MATLAB matrices (and not just strings) between Mathematica and MATLAB, it is quick and easy to construct matrices in either system and pass them to the other. One can freely mix Mathematica code and MATLAB code without the bother of writing M-files to convert matrices into strings and back. The Mathematica Symbolic Toolbox for MATLAB is implemented as a single MEX-file and the source code is included. Precompiled linux and windows executables are included. Installation instructions for MACs are included in the README.Version 2.0 has been updated from:http://library.wolfram.com/infocenter/MathSource/624 to work with MATLAB R2007b and Mathematica 6.0.

• MATLAB release: MATLAB 7 (R14)
• Other requirements: Mathematica

[Walid Maghroum]

Hi,
Thank you for updating the archive to work with matlab 7.0.
Could you please check the .tar archive?The I could not open the archive because it seems to be corrupted.
thanks a lot
Walid

[Matt W.]

Awesome! you saved me from coding MathieuC, thank you

[Indrid Cold]

Wow! Appreciate this a lot.

[John Szumiloski]

Not thoroughly tested, but so far appears to do just what the help files say. This is an invaluable tool to supplement the numeric and application-specific capabilities of MATLAB with the symbolic and programming (Map[], Apply[], etc.)strengths of Mathematica. Just what I needed. Fantastic! (Note: MathSource link is not right as of 2006-05-31. should be space between final '624/' and 'to'.)

[arash paivar]

dear ben do you know why i recieved incorrect result by this:
k=sym('k','positive');
z1=1.21+0.008*i
k1=((z1-k))^(1/2);

t=2*pi*k/(imag(k1))
s=int(t,k);

[shisen du]

optical laser

[a s]

I can't get this to compile on my Mac (OS 10.5.5).

I changed the math.c file as instructed in the readme. When i compile I get an error:
$ /Applications/MATLAB74/bin/mex -I/Applications/Mathematica.app/SystemFiles/Links/MathLink/DeveloperKit/CompilerAdditions/ -L/Applications/Mathematica.app/SystemFiles/Links/MathLink/DeveloperKit/CompilerAdditions/ -lML math.c
ld: library not found for -lML
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status

    mex: link of 'math.mexmac' failed.

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Anyone have any suggestions as to why that is not working?

Thanks,
AS

[a s]

In case anyone gets here b/c they're having the same problem I was, I figured out how to fix the problem.

The issue is that when you do: -lML the compiler looks for a library named libML.a. However, on my machine the library is named libMLi3.a.

Therefore if I run:
/Applications/MATLAB74/bin/mex -I/Applications/Mathematica.app/SystemFiles/Links/MathLink/DeveloperKit/CompilerAdditions/ -L/Applications/Mathematica.app/SystemFiles/Links/MathLink/DeveloperKit/CompilerAdditions/ -lMLi3 math.c

Then everything works out hunky dory.

Thanks,
AS

[Martin]

I try to install it on Mac OS 10.4.
I cannot compile math.c with mex, i get a parse error the following error:

In file included from math.c:35:
/Applications/Mathematica 5.2.app/AddOns/MathLink/DeveloperKit/Darwin/CompilerAdditions/mathlink.h:92: error: parse error before 'yet'
/Applications/Mathematica 5.2.app/AddOns/MathLink/DeveloperKit/Darwin/CompilerAdditions/mathlink.h:408: error: syntax error before 'enum'
math.c: In function 'MathLinkStringEval':
math.c:332: warning: passing argument 3 of 'MLGetByteString' from incompatible pointer type
math.c: In function 'WaitForReturnPacket':
math.c:566: warning: passing argument 3 of 'MLGetByteString' from incompatible pointer type

Can anybody help me?
Thanks

[Gonçalo Tavares]

Hi,
I downloaded this package but got a segmentation violation when running the supplied precompiled math.dll. I am using Matlab 2008a and Mathematica 6.0. Then I copied the mathlink.h and the ml32i1m.lib from the Mathematica directory and tried compiling math.c. However, when I run the mathrun.m script on Matlab I get this error:

C:\PROGRA~1\MATLAB\R2008A\BIN\MEX.PL: Error: 'and' not found.
 
??? Error using ==> mex at 207
Unable to complete successfully.

Any help?
Thanks a lot.
Gonçalo

Error in ==> mathrun at 8
eval(command)

[Ahmad Chkeir]

hello guys.
I just installed Matlab 2009a but it dosen't include symbolic toolbox. I downloaded this file "Mathematica Symbolic Toolbox for MATLAB--Version 2.0" but I didn't know what to do later. how can
i add the symbolic tool to my matlab ?

[Jonas Morsbøl]

Tested with MATLAB 2009b and Mathematica 7 on Win Vista. Seems to work fine!

[Dmitry Savransky]

As usual from this author, a great addition to MATLAB. Quick note for those compiling on OS X - make sure you edit math.c line 227 as suggested in the comments below it, but don't worry about setting the library path. Your mex line should be something like:
mex -I/Applications/Mathematica.app/SystemFiles/Links/MathLink/DeveloperKit/CompilerAdditions/ -L/Applications/Mathematica.app/SystemFiles/Links/MathLink/DeveloperKit/CompilerAdditions/ -lMLi3 math.c

[Tomohiko Takamura]

This works under x64 environment;
 Mathematica 7.0 win64, MATLAB win64 7.10, Visual Studio 2008, Vista x64.
You have to use mldev64\include and lib\ml64i3m.lib instead of 32bits one.

Be careful not to use Visual Studio Express edition.
I failed to compile mex at first, as they have no x64 libs.
Thx.

[Denis Rosset]

Excellent package, thank you !

[Abdulwahab Abokhodair]

An excellent contribution. Stable and reliable. Thank you Ben.

[Matthias]

Hello,
I liked this toolbox very much. I used it successfully with Matlab R2010a and Mathematica 7.0. But now it won't start anymore. I get following error:
"MathLink connection unexpectedly NULL!"
I additionally installed Mathematica 8.0. Is this problem or is it because of some windows updates?

[Huang Meng]

I wonder how to pass the symbolic in matlab to mathematica and return the result to matlab