Mathematica 3.0 and 4.0 understand most standard mathematical notations such as integrals, sums, products, etc. But in many mathematical fields, particularly pure ...

Abstract Parameter optimization is an important component of various disciplines (e.g., mathematics, life sciences, kinesiology, economics, engineering, art, and many more) ...

This notebook expands on the MathUser article "Customizing Mathematica with init.m" (MathUser #5, Winter 93-94). It shows how Macintosh and Windows Mathematica users can set ...

We will discuss available and forthcoming interfaces of Mathematica to databases, front ends, online information services, and web-based solutions. Examples from finance will ...

Anton Rowe, the developer of Mathematica Link for Excel, an application package for Mathematica, will moderate a hands-on session designed to give insight into the next ...

This item contains complex analysis software coded in Mathematica 5.2. The examples are described in the text "Complex Analysis: for Mathematics and Engineering," 5th ...

Mathematica 6 is the most important advance in the 20-year history of Mathematica. The version 6 introduces a sweeping unification of language and interface concepts that ...

Abstract The pattern matcher is at the heart of Mathematica's unique capabilities. This talk will give an overview of how the pattern matcher work, some new related ...

Neural networks usually are developed on a high-level language, which requires experience, or a commercially available program, which may limit your options. Mathematica ...

Both a thorough tutorial introduction to Mathematica graphics and a comprehensive reference manual for using the system's built-in graphics functions. Includes numerous ...