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A precompiler for the formula manipulation system TRIGMAN

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A translator has been written which simplifies the programming of problems with the formula manipulation system TRIGMAN. It allows for the introduction of a new data type, SERIES, into a FORTRAN program, and translates the user's program into legal FORTRAN. It should not be difficult to adapt it for other formula manipulation systems now being used in Celestial Mechanics.

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Jefferys, W.H. A precompiler for the formula manipulation system TRIGMAN. Celestial Mechanics 6, 117–124 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01237452

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