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	178 items are in this category. Listing items 101 to 150:

	Normal Lines Drawn to Ellipses and Elliptic Integrals [in Conference Proceedings] Parallel Surface MinneView Data-File Generation [in MathSource: Packages and Programs] Parametrized Graphics in Mathematica [in Conference Proceedings] PieChart3D [in MathSource: Packages and Programs] Plane Fitting to Point Cloud via Gr�bner Basis [in MathSource: Packages and Programs] Polar Fourier Transformation and Invertible Orientation Bundles: Processing Directional Features in Images [in Conference Proceedings] Polyhedron Evolver: Evolution of 3D Shapes with Evolvica [in Conference Proceedings] POV-Ray Tracing with MathGL3d [in Demos] The Power of Visualization: Notes from a Mathematica Course [in Books] Power Visualization in Mathematica: Function and Data Visualization [in Conference Proceedings] Principles of Object-Oriented Modeling and Simulation with Modelica 2.1 [in Books] Programming Tips: Clam Demography [in Articles] Programming Tips: Nullclines and Equilibria, Fish and Balloons [in Articles] Quantum Mechanics of the Bound Isotropic Systems with Mathematica: Analysis and Visualization of Quantum States [in MathSource: Packages and Programs] rayshade [in MathSource: Packages and Programs] Reaction-Diffusion Lab [in MathSource: Packages and Programs] Reading Wyko Vision OPD files in Mathematica [in MathSource: Packages and Programs] Researching a problem of convergence with Mathematica: history and visualization of a mathematical idea [in Articles] RGB HSL color conversion [in MathSource: Packages and Programs] RibbonPlot3D [in Demos] RibbonPlot3D Package and Descriptive Notebook [in MathSource: Packages and Programs] Riemann Surfaces 2.0 [in Conference Proceedings] RMC Packages [in MathSource: Packages and Programs] A Selection of Problems on Circles [in MathSource: Packages and Programs] Sequence Pictures [in MathSource: Packages and Programs] Simulating Speckle with Mathematica^® [in Books] Simulation of Collisionally Excited Atomic States [in Articles] Solving Advanced Physics Problems with Mathematica [in Conference Proceedings] Sounding Out Images [in Articles] Student Explorations into Optics by Using Mathematica to Create Computer-Generated Holograms [in Conference Proceedings] Study of Motions of Point Vortices in a Periodic Box using Mathematica [in Conference Proceedings] Teaching Mathematical Concepts by Animation [in Articles] Teaching Simulation, Visualization, and Modeling Using Mathematica [in Articles] Tech Support: Visualization of 3D Data and Numerical Integration [in Articles] Technical Visualization in Mathematica [in Conference Proceedings] Testing the "No Free Lunch Theorem" for Circle and Sphere Packings with MathOptimizer Professional [in Conference Proceedings] Time and Date Visualization [in Conference Proceedings] Tomographic Measurements of Longitudinal Phase Space Density [in Articles] Topology of Digital Images, Visual Pattern Discovery in Proximity Spaces [in Books] Transient response of an active nonlinear sandwich piezolaminated plate [in Articles] Triangle Vertices in Delaunay [in MathSource: Packages and Programs] True 3D Computer Modeling: Sculpture of Numerical Abstraction [in Articles] Tsunami Propagation [in MathSource: Packages and Programs] Two Animations from Analytic Geometry [in Articles] Two-Dimensional Atomic and Molecular Orbital Displays Using Mathematica [in Articles] The Use of Color in the Scientific Visualization of Acoustical Phenomena [in Articles] Using Mathematica 6 Graphics Effectively [in Conference Proceedings] Using LabVIEW and Mathematica in Combination: Data Collection to Graphical Presentation in a Single Setting [in Articles] Using Mathematica as an Interface to an Interactive Graphics Program [in Articles] Using Mathematica in Support of LabVIEW: POWER in the Laboratory [in Articles]
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