Equivariant Degree Library Package. The Equivariant Degree Library Package was created by Adrian Biglands. Since the package is continuously under developpment , check for the most recent version regularly. This package should be considered as a preliminary versions only. It contains some help files but no other documentation is available.You should download  the Library file  

1. Maple Equivariant Degree Library  MapleLibrary-version-Feb07.zip
Save this file in theroot directory and unzip it preserving the directory structure, i.e. the library file EquivariantDegreelib.mla  and the help file maple.hdb should be saved in the folder C:\MapleLibrary\tmp\EquivariantDegree.
Open a new Maple 9.5 file and insert the commands
> restart; EquivariantDegreelib := "/MapleLibrary/tmp/EquivariantDegree/EquivariantDegreelib.mla":
> libname := libname,EquivariantDegreelib,"/MapleLibrary/tmp/EquivariantDegree/":
Now you are ready to use the Equivariant Degree Maple routines, for example:
>showdegree[D3](1,1,1,1,1,1);
>showdegree[D6](1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,0,0);
>Deg_B[SO3][4];
> ShowTableA(D6);
> ShowTableB(Q8);
> ShowNLH_A(SO3);
> ShowNLH_B(S4);
> ShowWeyl_A(A5);
> ShowWeyl_B(A4);
> DominatingNumber[D3](1,0,1,[1,0,1,1,1,0,1]);
> DominatingNumber[A5](1,1,1,1,1,computedegree[A5](1,1,1,1,0,0,0,0,0,1));
Use  the following file as an example for usuage of the Maple routines contained in the Equivariant Degree Library:
2. Examples for the usage of the Equivariant Degree Routines Example-1.mw
You can get more information about the package by using the Maple command:
> help(EquivariantDegree);