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Amina Matt, George Varnavides
In this talk, Amina Matt and George Varnavides illustrate The Fourier transform's importance in the field of materials science through several applications: from the photonic materials that create bright and ...
Tigran Ishkhanyan
Mathematica Version 12.3 introduces a number of special superfunctions including the focus of this talk: FoxH, a natural generalization of MeijerG.
George Woodrow III
Oleg Marichev, Paco Jain
This talk by Oleg Marichev and Paco Jain is devoted to the new operation FractionalD[f[z], {z,α}], now published in the Wolfram Function Repository.
Marco Thiel
Jofre Espigule-Pons
We first explore large language models (LLMs) tackling the classic game of rock-paper-scissors, revealing nuanced decision-making and pattern recognition. Transitioning from game strategies, we then delve into the details of ...
David Quesada
David Quesada
Samir Sayegh
John Fultz
Markus van Almsick
Ali Mili
In this talk, we discuss a tool that derives the function of a C-like program by mapping it onto a mathematical equation formulated in Mathematica syntax. This approach can help ...
Adam Strzebonski
Jerome Louradour
In this talk, Jerome Louradour demonstrates new functionality in Wolfram Language 12.2 aimed at building a neural network with top-level language.
Victor Frost
This talk demonstrates how Mathematica is uniquely capable of delivering a pedagogically interesting experience teaching communication fundamentals via ebook.
Tom Wickham-Jones
In this Wolfram Technology Conference presentation, Tom Wickham-Jones discusses future directions for working with data in Mathematica, including a new way to create data structures and an innovative approach to ...
Brett Champion
Highly customizable interactive gauges are part of Mathematica's collection of built-in visualizations. In this talk from the Wolfram Technology Conference, Brett Champion explains how the gauges work and shows use ...
Robert Nachbar
Peter Barendse
Jose Martin-Garcia