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- Advanced
Mathematics for Applications
Mathematica notebooks created by Gary Stoudt
for teaching and illustrating concepts in
the course "Advanced Mathematics for Applications"
at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Most
have some discovery learning built in. Free
to download.
- Analytic
Cycling
Analytic formulas related to cycling are presented
and explained. Formulas are evaluated interactively
based on data supplied by the user. A MathScript
web site.
- Artlandia
Mathematica-based software for creating mathematical
and algorithmic art, as well as mathematical
recreations and active learning through art.
Allows you to write simple programs that generate
geometrical patterns, ornaments and designs.
Easily creates fractal effects. Features built-in
tools for "automatic" generation of attractive
patterns.
- CALC
Project
Mathematica labs to accompany Smith &
Moore's "Calculus: Modeling and Application".
- Calculus
and Mathematica
A Mathematica-based calculus course.
- Combinatorics
and Graph Theory with Mathematica
Combinatorica is a library of 230 functions
turning Mathematica into a powerful tool for
graph theory and combinatorics.
- Complex
Analysis
A set of Mathematica notebooks on many topics.
- Computer
Graphics
Most graphics were generated using Mathematica.
- Differential
Equations and Mathematica
An online companion for differential equations
contains demo notebooks, packages, and links.
- DirectMath
A mathematical word processor and easy to
use front end for Mathematica.
- The
Economics Pack
The Pack integrates more than 50 Mathematica
packages and more than 1000 functions in economics,
statistics, econometrics and system enhancement.
It provides a working environment that is
basic but very useful.
- Experiments in
Mathematics Using Mathematica
Interactive Mathematica notebooks developed
for the two senior high school years, associated
with the book Experiments in Mathematics Using
Mathematica (Springer, 1995) by C.T.J. Dodson
and E.A. Gonzalez.
- FeynArts
FeynArts is a Mathematica package for the
generation and visualization of Feynman diagrams
and amplitudes.
- Galois
Field Package
Allows the use of many Mathematica functions
over finite fields without any modification;
e.g solving linear equations, inverses, determinants,
derivations, resultants. By Ryoh Fuji-Hara,
University of Tsukuba. Package and documentation
are available for download.
- Graphica
Book Series
Unusual color illustrations created using
Mathematica.
- HostSRV.com
Internet hosting specializing in webMathematica
services.
- HYP
and HYPQ
A package, written in Mathematica, for the
manipulation and identification of binomial
and hypergeometric series and identities.
- IMS'
97
International Mathematica Symposium.
- Jos?
Manuel Guti?rrez Home Page
This site contains some packages and information
about fractals and chaos.
- Karl's
MMA page
Benchmarks and timings.
- LinkageDesigner
Application developed for virtual prototyping
of linkages, designed for use with Mathematica
4.1 or later version.
- LiveGraphics3D
Java applet for displaying and rotating three-dimensional
Mathematica objects. Also has the ability
to calculate stereo images, show animations,
and embed hyperlinks.
- Math Forum:
Search comp.soft-sys.math.mathematica
Users of the software package Mathematica
may share tips and advice at the comp.soft-sys.math.mathematica
discussion list.
- MathConsult
Showroom
Various Mathematica-related demonstrations.
- Mathematica
Comprehensive symbolic and numerical software.
Advanced programming language, graphics and
sound, programmable interface, notebook documents,
and applications library.
- The
Mathematica Ezine
A monthly newsletter devoted solely to Mathematica
with links, tips, and articles on various
topics. Available in HTML and NB format.
- Mathematica
in Education and Research
A multidisciplinary journal that publishes
articles about the use of Mathematica in higher
education at both the undergraduate and graduate
level.
- Mathematica
Information Center
Resources that document various capabilities
of Mathematica, such as: articles, books,
conference proceedings, courseware, user-submitted
MathSource notebooks, and technical notes.
- Mathematica
Related URLs
An updating of the list published in the Mathematica
Journal, Volume 5, Issue 3.
- Mathematical
statistics with Mathematica
mathStatica solves the algebraic / symbolic
problems that are of primary interest in mathematical
statistics. It does so by building upon the
symbolic computational power of Mathematica.
- MathGroup
Moderated email group for Mathematica Users.
A free service of Steven M. Christensen and
Associates, Inc.
- MathReader:
Mathematica Notebook Reader
MathReader: Mathematica
- MathSource
MathSource is a vast electronic library of
Mathematica materials, including immediately
accessible Mathematica programs, documents,
and examples.
- MathTensor
A Mathematica-based package for performing
tensor analysis.
- MATHwire
An electronic newsletter written specifically
for the Mathematica community.
- mConnect
Java-based Mathematica interface to any JDBC
compliant database server. GPL.
- Milo
Hedge
MathLive 3D visualisation software for Mathematica
users. Windows/MacOS.
- pgMathematica
On a Linux or Unix system, connects Mathematica
to any local or remote PostgreSQL database
server. GPL.
- Review
of Mathematica 3 by Kayll Lake
Mathematica 3.0
- Smartspread
- Mathematica
A spreadsheet frontend to Mathematica.
- Stephan
Kaufmann
This site provides information about Stephan
Kaufmann's Mathematica books, notebooks and
packages.
- Symbol:
Sum
Technical notes about built-in symbols
- Symmetries
and Variational Derivatives
A collection of Mathematica v.2 routines by
Peter Olver.
- Technical
Questions about Mathematica
A Wolfram Research site. Searchable FAQ and
other resources.
- Ted
Ersek's Mathematica Tricks
Supplementary help browser.
- Variable
Symbols, Inc.
Company specializing in consulting and training
in Mathematica. Based in Mountain View, CA,
USA.
- Verbeia
Economics and econometrics in Mathematica.
- Wolfram
Research Documentation Center
A collection of reference materials, including
the Mathematica Book, about Mathematica, CalculationCenter,
and their related products.
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