Issue 6, 2011
Wolfram Mathematica Virtual Conference Recordings Are Now Available
Thousands of attendees from 95 countries joined our experts at the first-ever Wolfram Mathematica Virtual Conference 2011 to experience a new way to learn about Wolfram technologies.
Even if you missed the conference, you can watch recordings of the presentations.
See the full list »
Also, take a look at these free monthly seminars, presented by Mathematica experts:
Featured Online Seminar:
S20: Statistics and Data Analysis with Mathematica »
More Seminars:
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Follow @MathematicaTip on Twitter to get a new Mathematica tip, trick, or neat example every day.
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Combine graphics to create custom diagrams: Show[Plot[Sec[x], {x, 0, 6}], Graphics[{Dashed, Line[{{0, 1}, {6, 1}}]}]].
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Find all {x, y} where x < y, returning {x, y, y - x}: Cases[RandomReal[1,{10,2}], {x_, y_} /; x < y :> {x, y, y – x}].
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Efficient sparse matrices: s=SparseArray[{i_,j_} /; Mod[2i+j,7]==1->1, {20,20}]. Use like any matrix: Eigenvalues[s,5].
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Question: How can I create and export movies and animations in Mathematica?
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Check out this month's featured Demonstrations.
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Use built-in functions for segmentation, registration, restoration, and image analysis; prototype new algorithms quickly and efficiently; and deploy them as standalone applications or as web-based tools—all from one system. Mathematica provides a complete integrated workflow for image processing and application development with the speed and performance benefits of GPU and parallel computation. More »
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As a research specialist at Quest Diagnostics, George Woodrow III needed to develop real-time process-control systems to modernize the traditional quality control practices used by the clinical laboratory.
"Our error rate, in terms of sending incorrect results to our clients, has decreased by four orders of magnitude. So we used to have 10 to 15 errors a day in our laboratory. Now, it's 2 or 3 every year, and that's a big advantage." More »
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IN THIS ISSUE
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2011 EDUCAUSE Annual Conference »
October 18–21, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
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Financial Modeling with Mathematica and QuantLib »
October 20, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
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Image Analysis and Augmented Reality with Mathematica »
October 21, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
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37th AMATYC Annual Conference »
November 10–13, Austin, Texas, USA
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The Computer-Based Math Education Summit »
November 10–11, London, the U.K.
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Stay warm this fall in a wave of computable knowledge, printed inside the Wolfram|Alpha Spikey. More »
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