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John Carzoli, PhD
Mathematica is a software package that does much more than mathematics. Through the 20+ year history of the program it has
developed from a text-based mathematics equation-solving and plotting program to a full-fledged graphical user interface front-end
resting on top of a kernal that is capable of solving an extremely vast breadth and depth of problems in mathematics, phyiscs, engineering,
and most other sciences. In fact, if there is a discipline where data is used in any way, Mathematica can be used to present and/or analyze that
data in many different ways. Mathematica can even be used in areas where mathematics is not normally discussed. For example, you can input text
from a poem or play and do an analysis on the word count, structure and other possibly interesting things. I've seen some neat examples of this kind of analysis and I will post links to them when I find them.
Here is a list of resources for using Mathematica starting from the basics to the more advanced.
Introduction
Basic advice for people new to Mathematica
Avoid iterative programming using loops like For, use instead functional programming functions Map, MapThread, FoldList ... and pure functions. This makes the code cleaner and faster.
The backbone of Mathematica: Rules (more advanced)
Tutorials
Tips and tricks
Tips for writing fast code
Compile
Advanced evaluation of expressions
FAQ
Wolfram Websites
Mathematica one liner competition
Wolfram Technology Conferences
2011
2010
2009
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2001
1999
1997
Blogs
Various Other Websites
Calculus
Forums
MathGroup
StackX
Books
Package for Preparing Publication-Quality Scientific Figures
Interesting (non-free) tools
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