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DiscretePlot   (Built-in Mathematica Symbol)
DiscretePlot[expr, {n, n_max}] generates a plot of the values of expr when n runs from 1 to n_max.DiscretePlot[expr, {n, n_min, n_max}] generates a plot of the values of expr ...
HypercubeGraph   (Built-in Mathematica Symbol)
HypercubeGraph[n] gives the n-dimensional hypercube graph Q_n.
ListPointPlot3D   (Built-in Mathematica Symbol)
ListPointPlot3D[{{x_1, y_1, z_1}, {x_2, y_2, z_2}, ...}] generates a 3D scatter plot of points with coordinates {x_i, y_i, z_i}. ListPointPlot3D[array] generates a 3D scatter ...
Test Problems   (Mathematica Tutorial)
All the test problems presented in [MGH81] have been coded into Mathematica in the Optimization`UnconstrainedProblems` package. A data structure is used so that the problems ...
Memory   (CUDALink Tutorial)
Both CUDALink and OpenCLLink have a state-of-the-art memory manager that reduces the amount of memory allocation and transfer to the GPU. If used properly, the memory system ...
Getting Started   (DatabaseLink Tutorial)
This tutorial contains simple examples of DatabaseLink that give an overview of its functionality and some ideas of how to get started. It uses a lightweight database, ...
Table Structure   (DatabaseLink Tutorial)
This section discusses commands that get information about database tables. If you find that the examples in this section do not work as shown, you may need to install or ...
OpenCLImplicitRender3D   (OpenCLLink Symbol)
OpenCLImplicitRender3D[poly, vars, r] ray traces the implicit surface poly = 0 as a function of vars with bound sphere of radius r.
Application Structure   (TetGenLink Tutorial)
TetGenLink is a Mathematica application that makes the functions of TetGen available to Mathematica. This is done with Wolfram LibraryLink, which allows TetGen to be used in ...
DeleteVertices   (Combinatorica Package Symbol)
DeleteVertices[g, vList] deletes vertices in vList from graph g. vList has the form {i, j, ...}, where i, j, ... are vertex numbers.
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