This Cookbook provides ready to use solutions for a wide range of Mathematica development tasks including general programming, visualization, science, engineering, music, finance, parallel processing and more.
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- Mathematica Cookbook Table of Conents 4:28pm Sep 7|1 Comment
- Be carefull when Timing compound expressions! 9:46am Jul 11|3 Comments
- New words from old. 7:18pm Jul 5|8 Comments
Mathematica Cookbook The cookbook will be delivered to production in a week. Some copy editing and other production tasks will then take place. We are still hopeful that January will be the date!
With the exception of Ch 18 (which will be revised somewhat) this is very close to the final TOC. Preface xiii 1...
Mathematica Cookbook Everyone's got to goof off sometime: http://bit.ly/2THp3R
Mathematica Cookbook DocBook production getting better. Have a few general issues to deal with (although the folks at O'Reilly might beg to differ). But no problem is too tough for programmer with Swiss Army Knife (Mathematica) and Duct Table (hacks).
I just corrected a very embarrassing defect in one of the Cookbook chapters. It had to do with the use of Timing that lead me to an exact opposite conclusion about something fundamental...
Mathematica Cookbook This book is basically down to tidying up loose ends and incorporating feedback from the technical reviewers.
Here is a little word generator that finds all the words that can be built from the letters of a given word. At first I called this an anagram genertor but that is incorrect because an anagram must use all the letters of the input. Is there a name for words generated in this way...
Mathematica Cookbook Cookbook Preview: Sometimes you want pseudo-random numbers and sometimes you want quasi-random numbers.
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Extensive experience in the development of various Mathematica-based solutions, including mathematical programs for data analysis and high-performance computing, research, linking technology for Java, .Net, XML, and databases.
Mathematica Cookbook Thanks to last minute suggestions, contributions and review by Thomas Webber (http://bit.ly/FcZMr) and Andreas Lauschke ( http://bit.ly/Sb6Fc) the Financial Engineering chapter is turning into a very nice part of the cookbook.
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Mathematica Cookbook After some set backs, the Financial Engineering chapter (last major hurdle) is finally coming together. I like this chapter because it shows some of the strengths of Mathematica in mathematically intensive domain without catering exclusively to folks who
Mathematica Cookbook The final major chapter in Mathematica Cookbook is Financial Engineering. If you have expertise and existing Mathematica code that solves some common financial modeling problem and would like to see your work published, please contact me ASAP.
Mathematica Cookbook Technical review of Mathematica Cookbook is under way. We are using several reviewers to get the best possible feedback before the book goes to print.
