Typing Powers (Mathematica Tutorial)

Start with the expression that will be the base. Type x. Create a built-up power by pressing the Control key and the 6 key at the same time.

Typing Radicals (Mathematica Tutorial)

To get a radical, press the Control key and the 2 key at the same time. Press Ctrl+2 or Ctrl+@. Type the radicand inside the placeholder (which is already selected).

Typing Square Roots (Mathematica Tutorial)

To get a square root sign, press the Control key and the 2 key at the same time. Press Ctrl+2 or Ctrl+@. Type inside the placeholder (which is already selected).

Typing Subscripts (Mathematica Tutorial)

Type the symbol that will have the subscript. Type x. Create a subscript by pressing the Control key and the - key at the same time.

Typing Superscripts (Mathematica Tutorial)

Type the symbol that will have the superscript. Type x. Create a superscript by pressing the Control key and the 6 key at the same time.

Typing Underscripts (Mathematica Tutorial)

Type the expression that will have an underscript. Type x. Create an underscript by pressing the Control key and the 4 key at the same time.

Typing Vectors (Mathematica Tutorial)

Type a left parenthesis and a right parenthesis, then move the insertion point to be between them. Type (), and press ←. Type the first entry of the vector. Create the next ...

Introduction to Local Minimization (Mathematica Tutorial)

The essence of most methods is in the local quadratic model that is used to determine the next step. The FindMinimum function in Mathematica has five essentially different ...

Introduction to Solving Nonlinear ... (Mathematica Tutorial)

There are some close connections between finding a "local minimum" and solving a set of nonlinear equations. Given a set of n equations in n unknowns, seeking a solution r(x) ...

Unconstrained Optimization (Mathematica Overview)

Introduction Methods for Local Minimization Methods for Solving Nonlinear Equations