Wolfram Research Brings Mathematica to India
August 28, 2001--Representatives from Wolfram Research, Inc., makers of
Mathematica, will be traveling throughout India from September
10 to 18, 2001, to present a series of lectures entitled "Technical
Computing with Mathematica: Capabilities, Design, and
Applications." The lectures will provide an overview of Mathematica's
capabilities and will demonstrate a wide range of
applications in engineering, physics, chemistry, and mathematics.
Mathematica is a powerful technical computing software system that
combines fast, high-precision numeric and symbolic
computation with easy-to-use data visualization and programming
capabilities. It is the technical software of choice for top
universities and research centers in the U.S. and around the world.
Educators appreciate its many innovative solutions for
enhancing advanced research, preparing materials for classes, and
facilitating student exploration.
Presenting the lectures will be Dr. Paul Abbott, computational physicist
at the University of Western Australia. Dr. Abbott
worked for Wolfram Research, Inc. from 1989 to 1992 in its applications
department and is presently a Wolfram Research consultant.
He is also the author of two Mathematica-related books.
Lectures will be held in Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad,
Delhi, and Kanpur. Admission is free, and anyone who is interested is invited
to attend. A high turnout is expected and space is limited, so early registration
is recommended.
Please visit the seminar web pages to find additional information,
see the lecture
schedule, or make a reservation.
Questions regarding the lecture tour can be directed to Wolfram Research at india-tour@wolfram.com or
to T. S. Rao at Sierra Optima
Limited, the authorized Mathematica
reseller in India, by telephone at +91-(0)40-3740368 or by email at
tsrao@sierraopt.com.
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