Mathematica is the world' s foremost scientific programming language.It has over 3000 in - built functions that cover many areas in mathematics, science and computing.This ...

In this paper, we seek for the new soliton solutions to the coupled nonlinear Maccari’s system by using sine-Gordon expansion method. Sine-Gordon expansion method is based ...

The classical Cauchy-type complex singular integral equation for the general curvilinear crack problem in plane isotropic elasticity is rederived by using an appropriate ...

Simplified handling of terabyte-size distributed data sets is critical for many of today’s toughest computational problems. For example, a 10MB data file generated by an ...

In the present paper, the residue curve map (RMC) for the ternary system chloroform-methanol-acetone is computed with the help of Mathematica using two methods. The first ...

The DOE Toolkit is an add-on for Mathematica that enables you to generate experimental designs for the following methodologies: Screening: Full Factorial and Fractional ...

The capabilities of Mathematica add many possibilities for notebook manipulation and interface design. This notebook describes a few of those tools by way of a calendar ...

This column develops a simple model of a venture capital business to show how Mathematica can be used to obtain insight into risky business decisions.

The use of rational approximants to simulate the natural boundary of a function is examined. Determination of the poles of the approximants illustrates the enormous power of ...

This Notebook shows how Mathematica can be used in the analysis of engineering problems. We examine the specific example of a linear array of dipole antennas.