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"Introduction to Mathematica® for physicists" was published by Springer in 2014 - Cham, it has 219 pages and the language of the book is English.


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  • Title: ➤  Introduction to Mathematica® for physicists
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  • Language: English
  • Number of Pages: 219
  • Publisher: Springer
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  • Publish Location: Cham

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  • Pagination: x, 219 pages

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"Introduction to Mathematica® for physicists" Table Of Contents:

  • 1- Part I Lectures
  • 2- Computer algebra systems
  • 3- Overview of Mathematica
  • 4- Expressions.-Patterns and substitutions
  • 5- Functions
  • 6- Mathematica as a programming language
  • 7- Grb ner bases
  • 8- Calculus
  • 9- Risch algorithm
  • 10- Linear algebra
  • 11- Input
  • 12- output and strings
  • 13- Packages
  • 14- Part II Computer classes
  • 15- Plots
  • 16- Trigonometric functions
  • 17- Quantum oscillator
  • 18- Spherical harmonics
  • 19- Adding angular momenta in quantum mechanics
  • 20- Classical nonlinear oscillator
  • 21- Cyclohexane
  • 22- Multi- functions
  • 23- Quantum nonlinear oscillator
  • 24- Riemann curvature tensor
  • 25- Rainbow
  • 26- Problems for students.

"Introduction to Mathematica® for physicists" Description:

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Mathematica is the most widely used system for doing mathematical calculations by computer, including symbolic and numeric calculations and graphics. It is used in physics and other branches of science, in mathematics, education and many other areas. Many important results in physics would never be obtained without a wide use of computer algebra. This book describes ideas of computer algebra and the language of the Mathematica system. It also contains a number of examples, mainly from physics, also from mathematics and chemistry. After reading this book and solving problems in it, the reader will be able to use Mathematica efficiently for solving his/her own problems --

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