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Numerical Evaluation & Precision
In two decades of intense algorithmic development, Mathematica has established a new level of numerical computation. Particularly notable are its many original highly efficient algorithms, its methodology for automatic algorithm selection, and its systemwide support for automatic error tracking and arbitrary-precision arithmetic.
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Featured ExamplesFeatured Examples |
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Display Numeric Approximations
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Dynamically Adjust the Parameters of a Differential Equation
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Find Intersection Points of a Circle and Parabola
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Fractal Explorations
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Include Delay Differential Equations Directly in Dynamic Simulations
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Integrate a Highly Oscillating Function
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Plot Complex Roots
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Set the Precision of a Result
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Visualize the Lorenz Attractor
ReferenceReference
N — numerical evaluation to any precision
Major Numerics Functions
NSolve ▪ NDSolve ▪ NIntegrate ▪ NMinimize ▪ NSum
Complex Numbers »
I(
) ▪ Abs ▪ Re ▪ Im ▪ Conjugate ▪ ...
Representation of Numbers »
IntegerDigits ▪ RealDigits ▪ FromDigits ▪ IntegerQ ▪ ...
Display of Numbers »
NumberForm ▪ NumberMarks ▪ InputForm ▪ CForm ▪ ...
Precision & Accuracy Control »
Precision ▪ Accuracy ▪ PrecisionGoal ▪ AccuracyGoal ▪ ...
Algorithm Control & Analysis
Method ▪ StepMonitor ▪ EvaluationMonitor ▪ Norm
Compiled — control machine-precision compilation optimization
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