Getting started with Sage

• goto https://www.sagemath.org
• click on Download 9.2 icon
• follow the instructions
  beware the package is huge and installation will (potentially) take quite a while
• start Jupyter Notebook server for Sage

Windows: open program

     SageMath XX Notebook

Linux: open a shell and run the command

    sage --notebook=jupyter

• look for the Jupyter page in your browser.
  It should look like the window shown in Step 2 of the following instruction for downloading and opening the Sage Notebooks that we are providing in this wiki.

Right-click the link on the home page or wiki, and store the file on your computer:

Open Jupyter on your computer and click upload:

navigate to the file on your hard drive and select for upload:

select file by left click:

open the Sage-notebook in a new tab of your browser:

clicking “run” will run the selected cell. Here, the vectors M and D will be defined that specify the position of the reflector:

You can copy parts of a cell into a new cell and run them, or modify them and see what happens when you run them…

• solutions of representative problems on the present Wiki
• take the Sage Calculus Tutorial
• examples of graphics interactions on the Sage server
• examples of animations on the SageMath wiki

• Sage Tutorial
• Sage Feature Tour
• documentation on Sage Jupyter Notebooks

• the Sage book is available for free in English, German, and French.

Let us know if this description works for you, and — if not — where you encountered problems.