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This server is running Mathematica v9.0.1 and webMathematica 3.0. The Editing Tips will help you get started. Note that some cool new interactive features (like Manipulate) don't yet work on the web...But now that webMathematica 3.0 runs, I will do my best to make them available here. Luc.
I am trying to give this place a little bit of a newstart, by providing new content to the pages Forum Index, Mathematica resources, Links, Packages, and the User web pages. The Links page contains a blog list, a gallery list, a list of software tools and more. Check there, and you will surely find some grains of gold! Please also provide your own! In this way we can create a common link site for all Mathematica users. - Ingolf Dahl (Sun 29 Nov 2009 22:19:51)
The alternative address www.mma-users.org has been removed (10 Nov 2010)
Introduction: Mathematica-users.org provides unique new functionality by combining the power of webMathematica and the wiki user interface.
- Evaluate Mathematica expressions
- Visualize and manipulate live graphics
- Include full or partial notebooks in web pages
- Edit, create and discuss web pages on any topic
- Communicate in forums including working Mathematica code in your posts
This web site is about Mathematica and its users. It should be thought of as a supplement to other Mathematica resources, with the purpose to promote interaction between users. Feel free to add relevant content. Please learn to modify web pages in this wiki sandbox page if you are afraid to make a mistake. If you are going to add and edit some pages, please login first.
Go ahead, you can start participating now!
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ContourPlot[Im[Zeta[x + I y]],
{x,-10,10},
{y,-10,10},
ColorFunction->(Hue[Random[]#]&)]
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Exploring and contributing: Places to start
- Learning
FAQs about Mathematica- Learn by examples learn mathematica by looking at examples of basic problems.
Getting help
Learn Mathematica by reading code
- Mathematica in...
- User Experiences...
- Wish list of features for future versions
- A wikibook devoted to Mathematica
- Workgroups for collaborative development projects
- Reviews of Mathematica packages
- Mathematica books reviewed
- Discussions about Mathematica, its design, its role in science...
- Implications of Mathematica's Language
- User web pages (now 48 instead of 11) user World Map(4000+ users), Links (now 101 instead of 7) to the best Mathematica sites.
- Mathematica user group list
- Connecting Mathematica...
NETLink and Directx
Unknown to most, Mathematica can connect very effectively with Directx on the PC through the NETLink interfaces. (Texture mapping, lighting, shading, rotating 3D text, Specular bump mapping, animated vertex shader, multiple instances shader, adding a user interface, hardware shadows).- WebServices
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