Presentations

Wolfram Research Talks

New Computational Horizons of Mathematica
Roger Germundsson

The Dynamic New World of Mathematica
Theodore Gray

The New Era of Mathematica, the Next Era of Computing
Conrad Wolfram

The Future of Science
Stephen Wolfram

User Presentations

How to Effectively Use Mathematica with Minimum Hints
Dr. Susumu Sakakibara, Chairperson of Japan Mathematica User Group
School of Information Environment, Tokyo Denki University

An Introduction to gridMathematica
Dr. Kosaku Nagasaka
Faculty of Human Development, Kobe University

Thinking and Learning with webMathematica
Dr. Kenji Yoshida
Konan Boys High School

Accelerating Mathematica with ClearSpeed and Parallelizing Mathematica with gridMathematica
Mr. Yuko Matsuda
Global Scientific Information and Computing Center, Tokyo Institute of Technology

The Small World among Japanese Interlocking Directors in Comparison with US, UK, and German Businesses
Dr. Jun Kanamitsu
National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT)

Educational Support on Basic Mathematics for Engineers Using Mathematica and webMathematica
Mr. Hideomi Totsuka¹, Mr. Yoshihito Yamanaka², Ms. Eriko Fujii¹, and Prof. Kiyomitsu Suzuki²
1--Research Institute of Communication Network, College of Science and Technology, Nihon University
2--Graduate School of Science and Technology, Nihon University

Numerical Analysis of Chaos in Fluids with Mathematica
Dr. Makoto Umeki
Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science, University of Tokyo

Enumeration of Planted Trees (Monosubstituted Alkanes) as Three-Dimensional Objects (as Stereoisomers)
Prof. Shinsaku Fujita
Department of Chemistry and Materials Technology, Kyoto Institute of Technology

ρLog: A Mathematica Package for Rule-Based Programming
Dr. Mircea Marin
Department of Computer Science, University of Tsukuba

An Application of Mathematica to Actuarial Mathematics
Mr. Shuichi Kobayashi
Japan Management Actuarial Consulting Co., Ltd.

DGeometrica
Prof. Yoshihiko Tazawa
School of Information Environment, Tokyo Denki University

Teaching the Bit Error Detection and Correction Codes by Polynomial Computations
Dr. Tetsuji Kobayashi
Department of Computer and Information Engineering, Nippon Institute of Technology