An inside look on how Mathematica is used as a testing tool to test aspects of Mathematica. Includes demonstration of unit testing package and test automation of the user ...

This is a demonstration of how ray tracing can be done with Optica. The example used is the problem of finding the exit pupil of a system consisting of an aperture stop and a ...

The theme of this year's conference is "Making Mathematics Fun, Accessible and Challenging through Technology." Mathematica 6, released in May 2007, is instantly interactive, ...

This notebook is intended to give a first introduction to multifluid flows through the use of "model" flow regimes calculated from exact solutions for laminar flow in ...

This award-winning application has become the center of precipitation for other Mathematica packages in control engineering. This demonstration highlights the capabilities of ...

Abstract Manipulate is one of the most used functions in Mathematica 6, and is the basis for such ambitious projects as the Demonstrations site and Mathematica Player. But ...

Designed to help students explore calculus and visualize concepts through the use of computation and animation. Can be used for self-study, demonstration, or as a laboratory ...

This package contains functions for simultaneously fitting multiple functions to data with a possibly shared set of parameters. It has flexible output options and the first ...

This notebook provides a review of several general chemistry concepts, including quantum numbers, electron configurations, atomic orbitals, and electron affinities. It asks ...

Project CALC ("Calculus As a Laboratory Course"), developed at Duke University with support from the National Science Foundation, is part of a nationwide effort to revitalize ...