MATHwire

June 2005

Announcements

Wolfram Mathematica CalcCenter 3 is the new, easy-to-use Mathematica "lite"...
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webMathematica 2.2 capitalizes on the strengths of Mathematica 5.1 to provide expanded web-development options...
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Wolfram Notebook Indexer for Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger's Spotlight, Apple's new search technology, also allows metadata searches...
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The Wolfram Teacher Network provides free resources to enrich high school programs in math and science...
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A new independent website for the Mathematica user community is based on new Wiki-webMathematica technology...
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Upcoming Events

Register now for the 2005 Wolfram Technology Conference, to be held October 6-8 in Champaign, Illinois...
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The 7th International Mathematica Symposium will be held in Perth, Australia, on August 5-8, 2005...
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Rocky Mountain Mathematica (July 10-15, 2005) will feature introductory and intermediate courses especially aimed at teachers of mathematics and other subjects...
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Increase your Mathematica expertise this summer with a training course through Wolfram Education Group...
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Did You Know?

...The new function ArrayPlot provides a way to visualize arrays, bitmaps, matrices, and systems like cellular automata...
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...Mathematica can now automatically interact with websites that provide web services...
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...New high-speed binary file I/O increases import/export speeds by factors of up to 70...
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New in Print

Getting Started with Mathematica, Second Edition, by C-K. Cheung, G. E. Keough, Robert H. Gross, and Charles Landraitis...
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Applied Laplace Transforms and z-Transforms for Scientists and Engineers: A Computational Approach using a Mathematica Package, by Urs E. Graf...
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Basic Theory of Exploration Seismology [with Mathematica], by John K. Costain and Cahit Çoruh...
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In the News

Macworld awards Mathematica 5.1 five mice...
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IEEE says the Mathematica Control System Professional Suite "provides a unique and effective symbolic computation environment for solving control engineering problems"...
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