VertexDelete[g, v] makes a graph by deleting the vertex \[Nu] and all edges connected to v from the graph g.VertexDelete[g, {v_1, v_2, ...}] deletes a collection of vertices ...

Basic two-dimensional graphics elements. Here is a line primitive. This shows the line as a two-dimensional graphics object.

Mathematica's symbolic architecture and dynamic interface make possible a uniquely flexible and convenient approach to charting and information visualization. With ...

DynamicModule[{x, y, ...}, expr] represents an object which maintains the same local instance of the symbols x, y, ... in the course of all evaluations of Dynamic objects in ...

Notebook[{cell_1, cell_2, ...}] is the low-level construct that represents a notebook manipulated by the Mathematica front end.

"Manipulating Elements of Lists" shows how you can pick out elements of lists based on their positions. Often, however, you will need to select elements based not on where ...

Because GPUs are SIMD machines, to exploit CUDA's potential you must pose the problem in an SIMD manner. Computation that can be partitioned in such a way that each thread ...

Mathematica has over a thousand options that allow full control over every aspect of its interface. These options can be set interactively from menus, defined in stylesheets, ...

Many large-scale applications of linear algebra involve matrices that have many elements, but comparatively few that are nonzero. You can represent such sparse matrices ...

ListPlot3D[array] generates a three-dimensional plot of a surface representing an array of height values. ListPlot3D[{{x_1, y_1, z_1}, {x_2, y_2, z_2}, ...}] generates a plot ...