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Getting Started with Mathematica, Second Edition
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Publisher: | John Wiley & Sons, Inc. |
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Part 1. Basic Mathematica Commands Running Mathematica | Calculator Features in Mathematica | Variables and Functions | Computer Algebra | Working with Equations | Mathematica Lists | Getting Help and Loading Packages Part 2. 2-D Pictures in Mathematica Making Graphs | Plotting a Curve | More on Mathematica 2D Graphics Part 3. Mathematica for One-Variable Calculus Limits and Derivatives | Integration | Series, Taylor Series, and Fourier Series Part 4. 3-D Pictures in Mathematica Making Graphs in Space | Level Curves and Level Surfaces | Parametric Curves and Surfaces in Space Part 5. Mathematica for Advanced Calculus Partial Differentiation and Multiple Integration | Matrices and Vectors | Vector Fields | Solving Differential Equations | Solving Partial Differential Equations Part 6. Using Mathematica in Statistics More About Lists | Basic Statistics | Regression and Interpolation Part 7. Advanced Features of Mathematica Advanced Graphics in Mathematica | Writing Mathematica Programs | Animation | Random Numbers and Simulation Appendices Working with Notebooks | Input Shortcuts
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Text designed as a tutorial with emphasis on getting the reader using Mathematica quickly. Can also be used as a supplement or reference for students taking a mathematics or science course that requires use of Mathematica.
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