Mathematica is a general system for numeric, symbolic and graphic computation which can be used as an interactive calculation tool or as a programming langauge. Consisting of ...

The Mathematica computer algebra system (CAS) is an attractive medium for teaching mathematics. New features in Mathematica 3.0 include editable typeset mathematical ...

The animations and simulations are important didactic tools for physics teaching. They can assist in the visualization and understanding of complex physical phenomena. This ...

Implicit polynomials have proved themselves as having excellent representation power for complicated objects, and there is growing use of them in computer vision, graphics, ...

During the first years of the computer era no tools were available to aid scientists in the development of their computer codes. Code production was a pretty handicraft job. ...

The natural convection boundary layer flow along a vertical cone with variable wall temperature under the presence of magnetohydrodynamics is investigated. The mathematical ...

The error detection characteristics of quality-control (QC) rules that use control observations within a single analytical run are investigated. Unlike the evaluation of QC ...

If the score in a squash game is tied late in the game, one player has a choice of how many additional points (from a prespecified set of possibilities) are to be played to ...

A simple and systematic choice of admissible functions, which are the eigenfunctions of the closest, simple problem extracted from the one considered, is proposed. The ...

Analytica is an automatic theorem prover written in Mathematica for theorems in elementary analysis. The goal of the project is to use a powerful symbolic computation system ...