Is atlas 2 add-on to Mathematica supported by anybody now? Links to it at wolfram.com have gone dead, and the website of the publisher, digi-area.com, also has vanished.
For those who wonder what this was:
It’s a pity it wasn’t released as open-source before it disappeared.
Their YouTube channel still exists. Maybe you can contact them through it: https://www.youtube.com/user/DigiAreaChannel/featured
The publisher of atlas 2 was DigiArea, whose web page (digi-area.comis now dead (except for retrieval via Wayback Machine.
Thanks to your post, I did find a number of YouTube videos on the DigiArea channel.
From the GitHub listing for DigiArea, Inc., I find two people’s names: “Norb Beaver” and “Sandra Shklyaeva”.
But it looks like the ability to send messages has been removed from YouTube.
There is a “Sandra Shklyaeva” on LinkedIn, she used to work at DigiArea. Try contacting her.
Yep, did find her on LinkedIn and sent her an invitation to connect.
Hi Murray,
Does Atlas 2 still works?
If you are interested in differential geometry , I am sure you are aware of of xAct (xact.es)
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Hello Murray,
Did you ever get in touch with her?
I still use Atlas 2 and find it to be incredibly useful for my work. However, it is difficult to recommend to others when it is impossible for them to acquire!
Atlas 2 partly works: functions evaluated directly work except that visualization gives unsatisfactory results with current (13.1) Mathematica implementation of graphics.
The main Atlas 2 palette item is broken!
(I never heard back from Sandra Shklyaeva on LinkedIn or otherwise.)
Hi Anthony, do you still have that package file? I couldn’t find it on the web.
I do! Though I’m not sure about the legalities of passing it around.
Yeah, that’s a problem. Does it still have commercial license? their website seem already closed…