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 shows how Mathematica can be used in the analysis of engineering problems. We examine the specific example of a linear array of dipole antennas.

This notebook (created on a NeXT computer) explains and demonstrates how to use Fourier and InverseFourier to build filters for SampledSoundList sound objects.

Mathematica contains Advanced Documentation in many areas. This notebook is an updated example of a notebook from Version 5 of Mathematica, and can be seen in the Help ...

This notebook contains a movie of linear accelerator as seen by an electron being accelerated by a constant field. This material was obtained from the Mathematical Software ...

This notebook examines the behavior of a coupled two-mass system with damping, using Mathematica. The behavior of the system is examined for different values of the ...

This Mathematica notebook defines the function TouchTone, which creates the touch tone sounds of a telephone. The function accepts integer arguments in the range of 0 - 9, ...

Cams are used in many kinds of mechanical devices. Their basic purpose is to convert rotary motion into linear motion that has a particular displacement as a function of ...

Many XML tools display an XML document as a collapsible tree, where the nodes correspond to the elements of the document. This example shows how to produce a similar ...

In 2002, Manindra Agrawal, Neeraj Kayal and Nitin Saxena discovered a polynomial time deterministic algorithm to test if an input number is prime or not. This notebook ...