Maplesoft Maple & MapleSim 2023.1 with Extensions (x64)

Maple 2023.1
Maple 2023.1 is a maintenance update to Maple 2023. It contains corrections and improvements to Maple 2023 in a variety of areas, including:
- Improvements to the Description Builder interactive assistant
- Corrected an issue with the import of Excel files
- Fixes some issues related to exports when the Color Bar option is used
- Improvements to the math engine, including to Quantifier Elimination and Group Theory
- Improved performance after a period of inactivity
- General engine improvements by updating to more recent versions of various supporting libraries:
. curl 8.0.1
. libxml2 2.10.3
. zlib 1.2.13
- Updates to the Physics package
- Support for MapleSim 2023.1

MapleSim 2023.1
The new MapleSim 2023.1 release includes various maintenance improvements and takes advantage of the recent update to the underlying Maple math engine to provide a smoother user experience.
Updates to the MapleSim Web Handling Library
The MapleSim Web Handling Library, an add-on to MapleSim, brings additional resources to better simulate your roll-to-roll processes. Using the new 2023.1 update you can:
- Explore the results of friction on the web line with the new Variable Nip Roller component that can combine capstan friction and nip force effects.
- Expand the scope and realism of your model by applying new options for non-linear web materials, drum eccentricity, and centrifugal forces on rollers.
- Quickly define roller layouts by importing mass and inertia from CAD components and match the roller orientation to the physical line using the Flip Direction setting.
- Easily manage your web components. The new release adds a simpler method of affixing roller locations, has larger S-wrap icons, and more!
Additional Improvements to Add-on Products
- The MapleSim CAD Toolbox adds support for recent software releases from NX, SOLIDWORKS, Solid Edge, Creo Parametric, Parasolid, and other CAD tools.
- The MapleSim Heat Transfer Library now has new enhancements for evaluating parameters in flows, including a linear approximation technique for calculating Density and Viscosity when approaching zero flow rates, and improved calculation of the loss friction coefficient for phase change in Laminar/Turbulent flow.
- The MapleSim Connector for FMI and B&R MapleSim Connector receive maintenance updates in response to customer requests.

Maplesoft's flagship product,Maple, combines the world's most powerful mathematics engine with an interface that makes it extremely easy to analyze, explore, visualize, and solve mathematical problems. Building on this technology, the product line includes solutions for education and research, system simulation, calculation management, and systems engineering.
Maple 2023provides much simpler answers for many indefinite integrals of algebraic functions whose answers used to run over many lines, or even many screens. This improvement is achieved through the use of the Blake's heuristic method, which expresses some algebraic integrands in more elementary forms.
MapleSimis a multidomain, dynamic simulation tool that helps you reduce development risk, lower costs, and enable innovation with virtual prototyping. With MapleSim, you get a powerful, intuitive modeling environment that helps you take advantage of system-level modeling and simulation to create better products, faster.
MapleSim 2023offers better performance and an easier process when using models with your engineering toolchain.
- A new integrated compiler allows the creation of a compiled FMU without requiring the installation of a third-party compiler.
- Simulations are faster to run due to MapleSim taking advantage of the latest advances in the Maple 2023 math engine.
Introducing Maple 2023 for Education and Research
The most powerful and comprehensive environment for exploring, visualizing, and solving even the most difficult math problems just got even better. In this webinar, you'll learn about some of the many improvements in Maple 2023.
Waterloo Maple Inc.is a Canadian software company, headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario. Maplesoft has provided mathematics-based software solutions to educators, engineers, and researchers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) for over 35 years. It is best known as the manufacturer of the Maple computer algebra system, and MapleSim physical modeling and simulation software.