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MATHEMATICA GUIDE
Layout & Tables
Because of its unified symbolic architecture, Mathematica provides powerful capabilities for creating layouts, both interactively and programmatically, and containing arbitrary expressions—not only text and formulas, but also graphics and dynamic elements.
Featured Examples |
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Analyzing Road Networks
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Arbitrarily Nested Tables
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Arrange Controls Using Typesetting Constructs
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Boolean Operations and Graphs
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Build a Manipulate with Indexed Controls
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Cluster Similar Words
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Combine Charts to Create New Presentations
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Construct a Dynamic Calculator
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Continuous Wavelet Families
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Create a Simple Polyhedron Property Explorer
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Create a Tabbed Interface
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Create Tables of Results in Parallel
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Display Planar Embeddings of Built-in Graphs
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Display the Multiplication Table for a Finite Group
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Divide a Square into Segments by Clustering
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Dynamic Interactivity with Advanced 3D Graphics
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Emulate a Touch-Tone Dialer
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Find and Visualize Residuals for Fitted Models
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From Images to Graphs
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Graph Layouts
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Import a Spreadsheet
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List Current Temperatures in World Cities
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Make Slides of Graphics
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Search Files for Text
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Style Text Programmatically
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Switch between Images in a Menu
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Transform Images Using B-Spline Functions
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Use Chart Elements and Color Schemes
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Use Wrappers to Annotate Events
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Visualize 3D Riemann Sums
