Designed to teach upper-division and graduate physics students as well as professional physicists how to master
Mathematica, using examples and approaches that are motivating to them. Part I gives a practical, physics-oriented, and self-contained introduction to
Mathematica. Part II considers the application of
Mathematica to physics.
The First Encounter | Interactive Use of
Mathematica | Programming in
Mathematica | Mechanics | Electricity and Magnetism | Quantum Physics | Appendices
Physics,
Tutorial and Reference
