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                      9: \ConferenceName{1. ISSAC 2000, St. Andrews, UK, 2000}
                     10: \ConferenceShortName{ISSAC2000}
                     11: \def\OpenXM{{\tt OpenXM\ }}
                     12:
                     13: \begin{document}
                     14: \date{January 16, 2000}
                     15: \title{OpenXM
                     16:       --- an Open System \\ to Integrate Mathematical Softwares}
                     17: \author{\Author{Masahide Maekawa}\\
                     18:          \Address{Kobe University}\\
                     19:          \Email{maekawa@math.kobe-u.ac.jp}\\
                     20:          \and
                     21:          \Author{Masayuki Noro}\\
                     22:          \Address{Fujitsu Labs}\\
                     23:          \Email{noryo@flab.fujitsu.co.jp}
                     24:          \and
                     25:          \Author{Katsuyoshi Ohara}\\
                     26:          \Address{Kanazawa University}\\
                     27:          \Email{ohara@air.s.kanazawa-u.ac.jp}
                     28:          \and
                     29:          \Author{Yukio Okutani}\\
                     30:          \Address{Kobe University}\\
                     31:          \Email{okutani@math.kobe-u.ac.jp}
                     32:          \and
                     33:          \Author{Nobuki Takayama}\\
                     34:          \Address{Kobe University}\\
                     35:          \Email{takayama@math.kobe-u.ac.jp}
                     36:          \and
                     37:          \Author{Yasushi Tamura}\\
                     38:          \Address{Kobe University}\\
                     39:          \Email{tamura@math.kobe-u.ac.jp}
                     40:        }
                     41: \maketitle
                     42:
                     43: \begin{abstract}
                     44:   This is an abstract.
                     45: \end{abstract}
                     46:
                     47: \begin{keywords}
                     48: OpenMath, MP, OpenXM.
                     49: \end{keywords}
                     50:
                     51: \section{Introduction}
                     52: \OpenXM is a free, or Open Source, infrastructure for mathematical
                     53: softwares.
                     54: It provides methods and protocols
                     55: to integrate various mathematical softwares.
                     56: \OpenXM package is a set of softwares that supports \OpenXM protocols.
                     57: It is currently a collection of softwares
                     58: {\tt Risa/Asir} \cite{asir}, {\tt Kan/sm1} \cite{kan}, {\tt PHC} pack \cite{phc}, {\tt GNUPLOT},
                     59: {\tt Mathematica} interface, and
1.2     ! takayama   60: {\tt OpenMath}/XML \cite{OpenMath} interpreter.
1.1       takayama   61: More and more softwares are wrapped with the \OpenXM stackmachine;
1.2     ! takayama   62: they are getting a member of \OpenXM package. \\
        !            63: {\it Availability}: The OpenXM package is obtainable from \cite{openxm-web}.
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