This notebook is an outline of the talk given at the 1999 Mathematica Developer Conference. It includes some useful code snippets and examples, but little explanation. For ...

All Mathematica symbols exist in name-spaces called contexts. There are a number of subtleties in understanding and managing contexts that any Mathematica programmer needs to ...

This is the first in a series of columns addressing the preparation of Mathematica graphics from a graphic designer's point of view. This column discusses the manipulation of ...

Wavelet analysis is a modern, highly applicable mathematical subject. This paper provides a self-contained introduction to the mathematical theory of wavelet analysis with ...

LogPlot is one of many advanced functions that reside in one of the many external packages that come with Mathematica. These packages may be loaded into Mathematica as their ...

A guide to producing sound with Mathematica. You can use this package in at least two different ways: in a spirit of play to explore the world of sounds that can be created ...

A program for calculating abscissas and weights of Gaussian quadrature rules for arbitrary weight functions and intervals is reported. The program is written in Mathematica. ...

This item contains numerical analysis software coded in Mathematica 5.2. The examples are described in the text "Numerical Methods," 4th Edition, 2006. See item 2999 for ...

Discover ways to enhance Mathematica visualizations to showcase your data. Be inspired to explore styling options designed to easily construct a powerful visual that attracts ...

For users of Macintosh Common Lisp (available from Digitool), mma-link.lisp allows you to use Mathematica commands within the Lisp environment. It uses solely the AppleEvent ...