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Mathematica for Scientists and Engineers: Using Mathematica to Do Science
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| Organization: | University of Cincinnati |
| Department: | Department of Physics |
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An Introduction to Mathematica | Numerical Methods | Symbolic Manipulations | Graphics | Lists and Efficient Programming | Appendix: The 3.0 Front End
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Shows scientists and engineers how to use Mathematica Version 3 to solve scientifically interesting problems. Can be used either as a text or as a reference book. Assumes no prior knowledge of Mathematica but will be of use to advanced users in its application of Mathematica to difficult real-life problems. Comes with a CD-ROM that contains the full text in notebook format with hyperlinks and animations.
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