A basic introduction to Mathematica. Also shows how symbolic computation is revolutionizing science and mathematics education. Includes both Macintosh and DOS diskettes

Translation of Mathematica als Werkzeug: Eine Einführung mit Anwendungsbeispielen. A general introduction to Mathematica. Includes practical examples from mechanical and ...

Originally included as part of Stephen Wolfram's book Mathematica: A System for Doing Mathematics by Computer, Second Edition, this reference guide has been reformatted and ...

Mathematica is an impressive piece of software, and the range of things which can be done with it is one of its strengths, especially for researchers. In an educational ...

The Mathematica compiler provides a mechanism for highly optimized computing with certain classes of Mathematica expression. This talk will discuss the design, structure, and ...

Ideal reference for all Mathematica users performing statistical analyses. Topics correspond to those in a typical, two-semester introduction to statistics, with an emphasis ...

Students and teachers using Mathematica can immediately begin to explore patterns in sequences.

This hands-on session is aimed at those interested in the use of Mathematica in education. Harnessing the new features of a developmental version of Mathematica, the ...

Mathematica supports a number of connectivity technologies, including MathLink, J/Link, .NET/Link, and, more recently, CUDALink, RLink, and LibraryLink. These technologies ...

A detailed introduction to Mathematica covering all of the system's major facilities. Also includes a comprehensive description of Mathematica's operation under Microsoft ...