The aim of this package is to show a possible implementation of perturbation methods with Mathematica. It can be used to generate educational examples of perturbation ...

Allows you to declare properties for Mathematica variables and uses those declarations 'intelligently'. For example, if you say Declare[x, Real], then Sqrt[x^2] will simplify ...

The notebook shows a new way to compute RCM with Mathematica using StreamPlot. The user can set the total pressure and the notebook will compute the RCM for a ternary mixture ...

This is a Mathematica Notebook which defines routines for list manipulation that complement those of the Mathematica kernel and the DiscreteMath standard add-on package.These ...

More than 200 years ago, Leonhard Euler posed the following problem: Given a chessboard of n times n squares, is it possible to find a path for the knight that touches every ...

This is a demonstration of how ray tracing can be done with Optica. The example used is the problem of finding the exit pupil of a system consisting of an aperture stop and a ...

This package provides functions for Groebner Basis and Normal form computations in polynomial rings over the rational field and the fields of integers modulo a prime. Unlike ...

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 ...

A Mathematica--HDF interface, which uses MathLink. HDF is the Hierarchical Data Format promulgated by the National Center for Supercomputing Applications in Urbana, Illinois, ...

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 ...