Intended for advanced undergraduate and graduate students, this book teaches how to use
Mathematica to solve a wide variety of problems in mathematics and physics. It teaches
Mathematica proficiency quickly and easily while assuming no previous exposure to the software, and is illustrated with many detailed examples that require students to construct meticulous, step-by-step, easy-to-read
Mathematica programs.
The accompanying CD includes all
Mathematica cells and figures that appear in the book. Written in
Mathematica 5.2, the programs are also compatible with
Mathematica 6.0.
Part 1--Essential Commands A Panorama of
Mathematica | Numbers | Algebra | Analysis | Lists | Graphics | Statistics | Basic Programming
Part 2--Applications Axially Symmetric Electrostatic Potential | Motion of a Bead on a Rotating Circle | The Brachistochrone | Negative and Complex Bases | Convolution and Laplace Transform | Double Pendulum | Duffing Oscillator | Egyptian Fractions | Electrostatics | Foucault Pendulum | Fractals | Iterated Function Systems | Julia and Mandelbrot Sets | Kepler's Laws | Lindenmayer Systems | Logistic Map | Lorenz Equations | The Morse Potential | Prime Numbers | Public-Key Encryption | Quadratrix of Hippias | Quantum Harmonic Oscillator | Quantum Square Potential | Skydiving | Tautochrone | van der Pol Oscillator | van der Waals Equation | Bidirectional Pedestrian Traffic
Applied Mathematics,
Graphics,
Physics,
Programming,
Tutorial and Reference
