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Mathematica

Jon McLoone, Bruno Autin Jon McLoone and Bruno Autin · CERN

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Scientific computing : The Mathematica 4.0 Approach (J.Mcloon-2June) The first lecture will give participants an insight into the background, purpose, design and future direction of the Mathematica technical computing system. Intended for those with little or no hands-on-experience of Mathematica, the talk will include a diverse collection of examples from simulation and high-level computation to data analysis and technical publishing. These will illustrate the application and benefits of using the system from the start to the end of scientific projects....

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  1. Mathematica 1999-06-02 · 57 min · CERN's player

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Institution
CERN
Department
CERN Academic Training Lecture,373a
Taught by
Jon McLoone, Bruno Autin Jon McLoone, Bruno Autin
Year
1999
Level
Graduate
Language
English
Subjects
Computer science
Source
CERN
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