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Getting Started with Mathematica, Third Edition
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| Publisher: | John Wiley & Sons (Hoboken, NJ) |
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Running Mathematica | Calculator Features in Mathematica | Variables and Functions | Computer Algebra | Working with Equations | Mathematica Lists | Getting Help and Loading Packages | Making Graphs | Plotting Curves More on Mathematica 2D Graphics | Limits and Derivatives | Integrations | Series, Taylor Series, and Fourier Series | Making Graphs in Space | Level Curves and Level Surfaces | Parametric Curves and Surfaces in Space | Partial Differentiation and Multiple Integrations | Matrices and Vectors | Vector Fields | Solving Differential Equations | Solving Partial Differential Equations | More About Lists | Basic Statistics | Regression and Interpolation | Advanced Graphics in Mathematica | Writing Mathematica Programs | Animation and Manipulation | Random Numbers and Simulation | Working with Notebooks
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This guide covers Mathematica Version 6.0, which is a major upgrade to previous versions of the software. Several interactive features have been incorporated into the user interface (e.g., animations have become very easy to work with and manipulations offer many opportunities for student demonstrations), commands have extended and more consistent syntax, more commands are now available without the need to load packages, and the standard packages have been reorganized.
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Functions, Computer algebra, Graphs, Plotting, 2D Graphics, 3D Graphics, Derivatives, Differential equations
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