Abstract
The applicability of the symbolic computational programming language MAPLE in obtaining explicit analytic expressions from general analytic formulas is demonstrated. It has been shown that such expressions may be derived with considerable ease and are particularly useful for generating higher order expressions from general formulas. The derivation of expressions for the spherical harmonic functions and for electric multipole moments are used as examples for showing the capabilities of symbolic programming languages.
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