Mathematica notebook containing animation of a few perspectives of G. Schwarz's flat Moebius strip S, and the Frenet frame on the central geodesic of S.

In this notebook, the author discusses and develops the equations of motion for specific cycles of an elastic pendulum. Physics 499J student project. Univeristy of Maryland.

Mathematica notebook describing many aspects of graphics programming including function plotting, animation, color, converting and combining images, and coordinate systems.

PrimeKit is a Mathematica notebook implementations of all algorithms in Prime Numbers: A Computational Perspective, Second Edition.

This was the presentation notebook (with commentary) to a talk given at IMS prior to the release of version 6 demonstrating Dynamic and related functionality from first ...

This notebook illustrates how to write a Mathematica function that replicates the FindMinimum[] operation using the compilable subset.

The strength of Maths & Fun (M&F) lies in three items. Making use of the new media, like the internet, in the new version of Mathematica or using video clips. The ...

This notebook illustrates how to allow custom formatting of your output. The example used here illustrates the method applied to first and second partial derivatives.

This notebook explains how to use NDSolve in a Do loop. It also points out a way to save your results for use in another application.

This notebook illustrates how to move tick labels from the default positions. The specific example presented here puts the labels above the horizontal axis.