This notebook was used on the flyers promoting Mathematica 3. A more detailed explanation is available in Volume 7 issue 4 of the Mathematica Journal.

This announcement lists some of the most frequently accessed introductory notebooks, help files, and technical notes available on the MathSource archive.

The editor discovers new problems and solutions while using Version 3.0's palettes to construct a notebook of probability simulations.

This notebook shows how Mathematica can be used in the modeling of mechanical systems; it involves a simple example representing automobile shock absorbers.

This notebook defines two functions -- SimpleGrid and FancyGrid -- which can be used to produce customized grids on Mathematica plots.

This notebook contains some of the images found in the Graphics Gallery from "Mathematica: A System for Doing Mathematics by Computer, 2nd edition".

This notebook lets you explore the parabola a(x-h)^2+k, including changing the width, and applying vertical and horizontal shift.

This notebook shows the first 6 Legendre polynomials plotted on the surface of a sphere, useful for teaching an upper-level Electricity & Magnetism course.

This Mathematica Notebook shows basic application of the "tensorial.m" package. -Special Relativity. In the first part we define the Metric Tensor for the Minkovsky space ...

Mathematical modeling of the carcinogenic process has recently attracted considerable amonut of research efforts from quantitative cancer researchers. This notebook ...