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The Illinois Institute of Technology's Stuart Graduate School of Business
and Wolfram Research are collaborating to offer a
series of seminars on the application of the Mathematica
software system in mathematical and computational finance. The
seminars will be given on a weekly basis at the Stuart Graduate School of Business
in Chicago, and each seminar will be held on Friday at lunchtime.
The series of seminars will be presented on a computer with overhead
projection and will illustrate not only the built-in functionality of Mathematica
but also the extensive Mathematica applications from both Wolfram
Research and independent developers. Those applications that allow the solution of a wide
range of financial problems will be discussed.
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Location |
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Stuart Graduate School of Business
Illinois Institute of Technology
Room 475
565 West Adams Street
Chicago, Illinois 60661-3691
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Dates |
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Weekly beginning Friday, October 25, 2002
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Program |
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1-2:30 p.m.
See the complete listing of each week's seminar
topics.
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Speaker |
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Dr. Michael Kelly, Visiting Associate Professor
Stuart Graduate School of Business, Illinois Institute of Technology
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About Wolfram Research |
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Wolfram Research, Inc. is the world's leading
developer of technical computing software.
The company was founded in 1987 by Stephen
Wolfram and released the first version of
Mathematica, its flagship product, on June 23,
1988. Mathematica is a comprehensive
package that combines symbolic and numerical
functionality, data visualization, a high-level
programming language, and flexible links to
other applications. The recipient of many
industry awards for technical excellence,
Wolfram Research provides its financial
services clients with a powerful,
general-purpose system for the rapid
prototyping, visualization, and implementation
of mathematical financial models. Specialized
tools are available for time series, the pricing
and analysis of derivatives, and other applications.
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For More
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For more information about this seminar series send email to seminar@wolfram.com
For more information about Mathematica, visit the
products section of our website.
For a listing of classes in Mathematica, visit the Wolfram Education Group training calendar.
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