This notebook gives an overview of Discrete Calculus in Mathematica. The information is presented in the form of a poster with links to functions for various Discrete ...

Survey of Sites (Jean Buck): Wolfram Research hosts a number of information-intensive sites. A survey of these sites and some little know facts about them will be given. The ...

The following notebook is an example of how Mathematica can be used for project documentation. The capability of the front end to mix text, graphics, and Mathematica input ...

An obvious use of Java is reading files off the internet. These files can be Mathematica packages (i.e., .m files) to be read into the kernel or notebooks (.nb files) to be ...

Mathematica gives us a very useful and simple way to visualize Molecular Dynamics (MD) simulations. Mathematica is used to animate the motion of ions from the results of MD ...

LiveGraphics3D (Math Source #947) is a java applet which allows users to rotate and interact with Mathematica graphics. This notebook defines commands which use a J/Link ...

We present the first of a two-part Mathematica notebook collection that implements a symbolic approach for the application of the density matrix expansion (DME) to the ...

This is a Mathematica notebook that investigates frequency-domain properties of the Kaiser window. It is instructive to explore the effect of changing the various parameters ...

Sometimes in calculus, it is useful to see the x, y, and z axes in a 3D plot. This notebook illustrates a method for placing a coordinate axis set in the middle of a 3D plot ...

This is a Mathematica notebook which finds and visualizes the triangulations of a convex polygon. This shows the one-to-one correspondence between a binary tree and a ...