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MATHEMATICA GUIDE
Generalized Input
Mathematica's unique structure allows a generalized notion of input, in which not only ordinary text, but also typeset structures, diagrams, graphics, control objects, and even complete user interfaces can be entered and immediately return values that have been associated with them.
Featured Examples |
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Build a Manipulate with Indexed Controls
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Construct Interfaces Instantly
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Create an Interactive Root Locus Plot
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Create a Simple Polyhedron Property Explorer
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Dynamically Adjust the Parameters of a Differential Equation
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Dynamically Change the Color of a Plot
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Dynamically Transform 3D Graphics
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Explore Classes of Sums
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Fractal Explorations
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Highlight Words of a Given Length
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Include Delay Differential Equations Directly in Dynamic Simulations
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Make an Interactive Plot
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Speed up Computations with Parallel GPU Computing
