Hands-on Introduction to Mathematica

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Hands-on Introduction to Mathematica

What is Mathematica? Primarily a computer program to do symbolic algebra and calculus Does Plotting, Numerical and Web stuff too. Very similar to Maple (beloved by Dr. Shenkin) Mathematica (or Maple) will help you do parts of homework problems and exam questions I’ll tutor Mathematica, but you may use Maple if you feel more comfortable with it.

Finding your Way Around Mathematica “Palettes” for fancyer notation “Notebook” area

How do I enter a calculation? Type it in like you would on a calculator Type <SHIFT><RETURN> to evaluate Make it a little more readable with fancy notation from the palettes This is a way to e something quickly A little fancier notation with help from the palettes

Mathematica Help is Your Friend Search Box

Mathematica Help is Your Friend How do I do integrals in Mathematica? A possible search term: Clickable results:

Mathematica Help is Your Friend Basic structure of a Mathematica help page: Function syntax. Usually not too helpful for beginners: Runnable examples!! Very helpful for beginners!

Derivatives in Mathematica

Derivatives in Mathematica Fastest way to request a derivative A little fancier notation using special symbol from a palette When fefining a “symbolic function” you can use ‘ notation This doesn’t work 

Integrals in Mathematica Fastest way to type in an integral A little fancier notation using special symbol from a palette For definite integrals Pi means p means 3.1415… If you like, you can get really fancy with the notation using the palettes

Differential Equations in Mathematica

Differential Equations in Mathematica Lets follow the pattern on the help page and solve one: Diff eq we want to solve Extra initial conditions specified to get a specific solution Solution: y(x) = 2 e3x

Differential Equations in Mathematica Since this is a computer, we can ask it to do real fancy stuff too  :

Basic Plotting in Mathematica

Basic Plotting in Mathematica Plot the function between -15 and 15: In[1]:= p = (2^(3/4)* Pi^(1/4))^(-1)*Sqrt[Exp[-(1/8)*(x - 3)^2]] Out[1]:= In[2]:= Plot[p, {x,-9, 15}] Out[2]:=

Mathematica on the Web For Free! Hey, we can even use the interwebs: Wolfram Alpha: http://www.wolframalpha.com/ E[X2]

Mathematica on the Web For Free! Hey, we can even use the interwebs –OR–: Wolfram Programming Lab!!: https://lab.open.wolframcloud.com/objects/wpl/GetStarted.nb E[X2] E[X] This is old text-input based Mathematica but is VERY POWERFUL. Definitely worth learning, especially because it’s FREE! The Help is great and easy to use!!!!

Mathematica on the Web For Free! Hey, we can even use the interwebs –OR–: Wolfram Programming Lab!!: https://lab.open.wolframcloud.com/objects/wpl/GetStarted.nb Type in search terms

Mathematica on the Web For Free! Hey, we can even use the interwebs –OR–: Wolfram Programming Lab!!: https://lab.open.wolframcloud.com/objects/wpl/GetStarted.nb

Example: Moments and Expectation Values Hey, we can even use the interwebs –OR–: Wolfram Programming Lab!!: https://lab.open.wolframcloud.com/objects/wpl/GetStarted.nb Examples you can try out, click on, cut and paste!!!!

Example: Integration with Mathematica: Expectation Values Say an object’s wave function is: Give an expression for the variance of x (the object’s location) with respect to the wave functions corresponding its probability distribution. In other words, evaluate the below and show it is equal to 4:

Example: Integration with Mathematica: Expectation Values