A profusely illustrated book detailing the many varities of Mathematica, with full code. (The book was easy to follow by this non-German-speaking reviewer.) Includes a CD.

The flip side of my discussion about using Mathematica to teach physics will be that the effective use of Mathematica can not be learned as part of an upper level physics ...

Second edition of this best-selling text. Incorporates the improvements and new functions of Mathematica Version 2. Includes complete Mathematica programs for graphics, ...

This presentation will cover the author's experience in writing the forthcoming O'Reilly Mathematica Cookbook using the Mathematica front-end as the authoring environment. ...

Mathematica by Example, Fifth Edition is an essential desk reference for the beginning Mathematica user, providing step-by-step instructions on achieving results from this ...

Mathematica provides many but not all statistical computing capabilities. When such capabilities are not provided, it is often easy to program these capabilities directly in ...

Abstract For many years Mathematica has been a fantastic tool for illustrating concepts and exploring examples in my high school mathematics classes. Recently I have been ...

The use of Mathematica to "explore" specifications is examined. Here exploration is the process by which a user can encode very abstract specifications in the style of Irish ...

The development version of Mathematica contains extensive support for piecewise functions throughout the system. An arbitrary piecewise function (with a finite number of ...

The Mathematica computer algebra system (CAS) is an attractive medium for teaching mathematics. New features in Mathematica 3.0 include editable typeset mathematical ...