Employing a Mathematica notebook, we explore the relationship between logarithmic relative growth and quantity "Q" with piecewise (multiple) linear regression. We exemplify ...

Wolfram|Alpha(®) is a computational and knowledge base engine generated by Stephen Wolfram, the creator of Mathematica. Users request a calculation or search through the ...

To demonstrate some useful features of Mathematica's design, we turn to Benninga and Wiener's short paper on Value-at-Risk (VaR), the modern risk-measuring index. VaR is ...

Format.m is a package which extends Mathematica's built-in formatting rules. Examples of the shortcomings of the standard format functions are given, where code generated may ...

Analysis of covariance is used to assess the statistical significance of mean differences among experimental groups with an adjustment made for initial differences on one or ...

SaveToRotaterFormat.m is a package that export Mathematica graphics into a format that can be read by the Mac program Rotater or by the DOS/Windows program rotate.com.Rotater ...

A Mathematica package is presented which provides many commonly used functions in rigid body kinematics. Transformations between the direction cosine matrix, Euler ...

Wavelets are sets of basis functions used in the analysis of signals and images. In contrast to Fourier analysis, wavelets have both spatial and frequency localization, ...

In this note, we revisit modeling the nucleus as a uniformly charged sphere in order to examine finite nuclear size effects on atomic binding energies. We use nonrelativistic ...

Research on the effects of using different forms of technology in calculus instruction has typically focused on using technology to emphasize concept understanding while ...