GUIKit is a new, user-interface development tool for Mathematica that provides a high-level Mathematica expression syntax making it easy to create graphical user interfaces ...

The objective of this presentation is to give a general overview of the technology involved in the implementation of the Mathematica 6.0 plotting functions. All the ...

Using the package "Coding Theory in Mathematica" illustrates Sidelnikovs theorem: “Some weight distributions of linear codes are asymptotically normal “. We give a simple ...

Mathematica users are often confronted with the task of taking their work and sharing it with others in a Microsoft Office document format. Mathematica users also often ...

This presentation starts with a brief derivation of the 5-parameter model for asbestos-associated mesothelioma.The multi-variate model's features are illustrated by ...

Mathematica 10 includes several major enhancements for Probability and Statistics. We will begin with an overview of the new functionality, which includes time series ...

Reviews basic mathematics and gives an introduction to Mathematica. Covers programming, equations, functions, graphs, drawings, percentages, and plane geometry.

MathDraw is a Mathematica package which can draw all geometric objects which traditionally require a ruler and compass.

Mathematica is used to animate the motion of a rigid body under no forces. As an example, a box model of a rotating tennis racquet is presented.

Mathematica's extensive numerical and graphical capabilities are used to create a working version of the standard model for analyzing questions in macro-economics.