The talk will highlight some of the features that .NET/Link provides for calling into the Mathematica kernel from a C# program. Several examples of instant visualizations in ...

Although processing of commutative expressions is built into Mathematica, relatively no support is given to noncommutative expression manipulation. These packages have been ...

We report progress in the development of a computational origami system, with a non-trivial example of constructing a regular heptagon using our system. The system simulates ...

S10: Mathematica: A Technical Overview This presentation, translated to Chinese, gives a broad overview of Mathematica, including information on getting started; numerical, ...

Good design is the most important criterion for creating packages for distribution. It is easy to become immersed in the specifics of implementing the functions; however, it ...

Mathematica 3.0 introduced the use of ButtonBoxes that allow users to create point-and-click interactive elements in notebooks. Perhaps the most noticeable example of buttons ...

Database Access Kit provides a flexible, powerful, and convenient interface to ODBC-compatible relational databases like Oracle; Microsoft Access, FoxPro, and SQLServer; ...

The Mathematica kernel is uniquely suited as a computation server and control program inside batch-oriented, interactive, or web-based applications. Its rich, interactive ...

This paper presents a hybrid system for automatic generation of numerical codes using a symbolic approach, with emphasis on finite element formulations where straightforward ...

Software to make a database of kinetic models accessible via the internet has been developed and a core database has been set up at http://jjj.biochem.sun.ac.za/. This ...