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 ...

In this article we will show how to use Mathematica in dealing with curves and surfaces in the three dimensional unit sphere S3 embedded in the four dimensional Euclidian ...

Note: Database Access Kit was replaced by added functionality in the Wolfram Language and Mathematica, starting with Version 5.1, and is no longer available as a separate ...

Bayesian Statistical Models provide statisticians and auditors with a set of powerful tools for attacking financial audit problems. Some of these statistical auditing ...

There are two main ways to transfer data into and out of Mathematica: MathLink (including J/Link, .NET/Link, Database Access, Web Services) File/Stream operations (including ...

New dynamic functionality in Mathematica 6 creates a unique opportunity to showcase the wide-range of possible applications of Mathematica in nearly any area of interest. We ...

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 ...

SMTBasicInput.nb is an extension to the BasicInput palette provided with Mathematica. Six buttons are added which enclose the currently selected expression within delimiters ...

MLLCL16.MLL is a replacement for the MLLCL16.MLL that was shipped with Mathematica version 2.2.3.0 for Windows. This version of MLLCL16.MLL is compatible with Windows 95, and ...

The Electrical Engineering Pack is one of the first of a series of add-on products for Mathematica recently released by Wolfram Research. It is primarily a collection of ...