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Access to the Java Object Layer   (GUIKit Package Tutorial)
The GUIKit framework provides Mathematica functions, such as PropertyValue[{" StyleBox["widgetName", "TI"]"," StyleBox["propertyName", "TI"]"}], for accessing state ...
AdjacencyGraph   (Built-in Mathematica Symbol)
AdjacencyGraph[amat] gives the graph with adjacency matrix amat.AdjacencyGraph[{v_1, v_2, ...}, amat] gives the graph with vertices v_i and adjacency matrix amat.
Read   (Built-in Mathematica Symbol)
Read[stream] reads one expression from an input stream and returns the expression. Read[stream, type] reads one object of the specified type. Read[stream, {type_1, type_2, ...
OrthogonalProjection Method for NDSolve   (Mathematica Tutorial)
Consider the matrix differential equation where the initial value y_0 y(0)∈^m×p is given. Assume that y_0^Ty_0I, that the solution has the property of preserving ...
Keyboard Shortcut Listing   (Mathematica Tutorial)
Documentation Center navigation shortcuts. Window cycling shortcuts. Scrolling shortcuts.
Launching Mathematica on Linux   (Mathematica Tutorial)
To run Mathematica using a network license, both the client machine and the license server must be on the network and MathLM must be running. If you do not have a MathLM ...
Annotation   (Built-in Mathematica Symbol)
Annotation[expr, data] represents an expression expr, with annotation data.Annotation[expr, data, " type"] specifies the type of annotation being given.
Suppose two functions have the same domain and different ranges. Plotting them together using Plot uses the same scale for the y values. To compare the functions, TwoAxisPlot ...
Termination Conditions   (Mathematica Tutorial)
Mathematically, sufficient conditions for a local minimum of a smooth function are quite straightforward: x^* is a local minimum if ∇f(x^*)=0 and the Hessian ∇^2f(x^*) is ...
Slot   (Built-in Mathematica Symbol)
# represents the first argument supplied to a pure function. # n represents the n\[Null]\[Null]^th argument.
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