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Mathematica
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Mathematica is a powerful technical programming language developed by Wolfram Research. It encompases computer algebra, numerical computation, visualization and statistics capabilities.
It can be used on all kinds of mathematical analysis, from simple plotting to signal processing. The aim of this wikibook is to introduce the Mathematica language and how to use this software. It will describe the functions available and give examples of them.
Language Overview
Getting Started
Basics of the Mathematica Language
Simple Calculations
Common structures and manipulations
Application Overview
Notebook
Palettes
Styles
Output
Presentations
Publishing
Computable Document Format
Operators
List of functions
Graphics
2D Graphics
Basic plotting
Uniform Surface Distribution
Uniform Spherical Distribution
Tips and Tricks
3D Graphics
Basic 3D plotting
Generating Contours on a 3D Surface
Polar Surface Plots
Programming
Multiple programming paradigms
Flow Control
Functional
Procedural
Batch or Line oriented
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