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Mathematica is the world's most powerful technical computing system. Used by over a million people in science, industry, and academia, Mathematica combines fast, high-precision numeric and symbolic computation with easy-to-use data visualization and programming capabilities. Mathematica creates publication-quality documents with its customizable, cross-platform file format.

From simple calculator operations to large-scale programming and interactive document preparation, Mathematica is the tool of choice at the frontiers of scientific research, in engineering analysis and modeling, in technical education from high school to graduate school, and wherever quantitative methods are used.

Features

Mathematica as a Calculator
You can use Mathematica just like a calculator: you type in questions, and Mathematica prints back the answers. These first examples show ordinary keyboard input. You can also enter fully formatted input in Mathematica.

Power Computing with Mathematica
Because it combines the push-button interface of a calculator with legendary computational capabilities, Mathematica gets the beginner going quickly, while still giving the advanced user unmatched calculating power.

Mathematica keeps track of the precision of its numerical results automatically throughout each calculation and adjusts its internal algorithms as needed to provide the precision you require.

Accessing Algorithms in Mathematica
Whenever you use Mathematica, you are accessing the world's largest collection of computational algorithms. And all of Mathematica's numerical algorithms are set up to work to whatever accuracy or precision you specify.

Mathematical Knowledge in Mathematica
Mathematica incorporates the knowledge from the world's mathematical handbooks -- and uses its own revolutionary algorithms to go much further.

Building Up Computations
Being able to work with formulas lets you easily integrate all the parts of a computation. Mathematica's functions are carefully designed so that output from one can easily be used as input to others.

Handling Data
Mathematica lets you import data in any format, then manipulate it using powerful and flexible functions. Mathematica can work with data of any kind -- not just numbers.

Visualization with Mathematica
Mathematica makes it easy to create stunning visual images. Mathematica includes primitives from which you can build up 2D and 3D graphics of any complexity. Mathematica has made possible many new kinds of scientific, technical, and artistic images.

Mathematica Notebooks
Every Mathematica notebook is a complete interactive document which combines text, tables, graphics, calculations, and other elements. Mathematica notebooks can be built up using explicit commands as well as interactively.

Palettes and Buttons
Palettes and buttons provide a simple but fully customizable point-and-click interface to Mathematica. Mathematica comes with a collection of ready-to-use standard palettes. Palettes work like extensions to your keyboard. It is easy to create your own custom palettes. You can make custom palettes to execute any function or manipulate any expression.

Mathematical Notation
Mathematica notebooks fully support standard mathematical notation -- for both output and input. Mathematica combines the compactness of mathematical notation with the precision of a computer language. Mathematica's StandardForm is precise and unambiguous. TraditionalForm requires heuristics for interpretation.

Mathematica and Your Computing Environment
Mathematica runs compatibly across all major computer systems and lets you exchange data in many standard formats.

The standard Mathematica system consists of two parts:

  • The kernel -- which actually does computations
  • The front end -- which handles user interaction and notebooks

From within one notebook you can run several Mathematica kernels--on local or remote computers.

The Unifying Idea of Mathematica
Mathematica is built on the powerful unifying idea that everything can be represented as a symbolic expression.

All symbolic expressions are built up from combinations of the basic form: Head[arg1, arg2, ... ].

The uniformity of symbolic expressions makes it easy to add to Mathematica any construct you want.

All operations in Mathematica are ultimately transformations of symbolic expressions. Mathematica has a uniquely powerful pattern matcher for applying transformation rules.

Mathematica as Programming Language
Mathematica is an unprecedentedly flexible and intuitive programming language. It includes advanced programming methods from modern computer science -- as well as adding a host of new ideas of its own.

Mathematica incorporates a range of programming paradigms -- so you can write every program in its most natural way.

Writing Programs in Mathematica
Mathematica's high-level programming constructs let you build sophisticated programs more quickly than ever before. Mathematica is a uniquely scalable language -- suitable for programs of any size. Writing Programs in Mathematica Mathematica has a compiler for optimizing programs that work with lists and numbers.

Building Systems with Mathematica
Mathematica has everything you need to create complete systems for technical and non-technical applications. Any system you build in Mathematica will run unchanged across all computer platforms.

Mathematica as a Software Component
Mathematica has a modular architecture that makes it easy to use as a highly powerful software component. You can use MathLink to access the Mathematica kernel from many kinds of programs. MathLink can also be used to access other programs from within the Mathematica kernel.

Features added in 4.1

Mathematica 4.1 extends the technologies and advances pioneered by Wolfram Research, Inc. in Mathematica 4. Enhanced solvers, functions, and an improved pattern matcher and compiler allow scientists and researchers to solve more-complex problems more quickly. MathML and HTML integration helps academics and technical professionals share their work over the internet, while J/Link allows the design of innovative applications, combining the strengths of Mathematica and Java.

  • Greatly enhanced symbolic differential equation solvers
  • Enhanced Mathematica pattern matcher and compiler, increasing speed and minimizing memory consumption
  • New standard package for integration over inequality-defined regions and piecewise functions
  • Dramatic speed improvements in statistics functions
  • Conversion between linear systems of equations and matrices
  • Java integration with J/Link 1.1
  • Improved MathML integration on the web
  • Support for saving in IBM techexplorer format
  • New and faster import and export filters for Excel files, tabular data, compressed BMP, DXF, and STL
  • Support for real-time manipulation of 3D graphics on Linux and Unix platforms
  • Sound support under X
  • Routines for plotting graphics defined by inequalities
  • Support for LinuxPPC and AlphaLinux
  • Discrete trigonometric package
  • Enhanced look and feel for the X front end

What's new in 4.2

New J/Link Version and Pre-installed Java Runtime Environment
For Mathematica users, J/Link makes the whole universe of existing and future Java classes an automatic extension to the Mathematica environment. For example, users can use standard Java classes to provide new interfaces to Mathematica or can create GUI elements using AWT or Swing classes.

For Java programmers, J/Link turns Mathematica into a scripting shell that allows them to experiment with, build, and test Java classes one line at a time. It also makes Java a powerful language for writing programs that use the computational services of Mathematica.

Mathematica 4.2 includes the newest release of J/Link preinstalled, the toolkit that integrates Mathematica, thereby avoiding the installation step for all platforms.

XML Support
Mathematica has always been the leading environment for technical document processing as well as for handling and processing structured documents and data.

Mathematica 4.2 greatly improves the already strong foundation that includes full support for import, export, and manipulation of XML documents; DTDs and style sheets for saving Mathematica notebooks and expressions as XML documents; and support for XHTML and MathML 2.0. Mathematica 4.2 also includes a new bundled AuthorTools package, new fonts, support for all languages that are written left to right, and a slide show environment for presentations.


Mathematica 4.2
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