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November 2006

Announcements

Wolfram Workbench 1.0 introduces the state-of-the-art environment for developing large-scale technical solutions with Mathematica, gridMathematica, webMathematica, and other Wolfram technologies...
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A record number of professionals, students, and educators from around the world attended the 2006 Wolfram Technology Conference. Presentation notebooks are now online...
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The Mathematica Journal, Volume 10, Issue 2 is now available in print and online...
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Featured Application Packages

Mathematica Link for Excel 3 leverages Excel's capabilities into the Mathematica notebook environment, so users can easily work in both applications side by side...
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MathModelica System Designer Professional provides a unique graphical environment for multiengineering modeling and simulation...
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Geometry Expressions features an easy-to-use dynamic interface for drawing and analyzing sophisticated geometric structures...
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Upcoming Events

MathWorld creator Eric Weisstein and other Wolfram staff will present new Mathematica technologies at the Joint Mathematics Meetings, January 5-8 in New Orleans, LA...
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New in Print

Mathematica Computer Guide: A Self-Contained Introduction for Erwin Kreyszig's Advanced Engineering Mechanics, Ninth Edition, by Erwin Kreyszig and Edward J. Norminton...
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Standard Curves and Surfaces with Mathematica, Second Edition, by David H. von Seggern...
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Did You Know?

..Wolfram Workbench is available free to all Premier Service subscribers...
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..a tear-out version of the Periodic Table Poster by Theodore Gray, director of user interface technology, is included in the December 2006 issue of Popular Science magazine...
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..Mathematica can automatically evaluate frequently used cells when a notebook is opened...
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..you can instantly open any notebook by dragging it to Mathematica's menubar (Windows) or dock icon (OS X)...

In the News

A review in Scientific Computing World calls Mathematica Link for Excel "a delight to use..."
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WinHPC.org interviews Wolfram senior software engineer Schoeller Porter, who discusses the future of grid and cluster computing with gridMathematica...
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Topologist Andrew Lipson tells Wired about using Mathematica to design an embedded Klein bottle construction later built with Legos...
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