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* [[Importing and exporting data with Mathematica]]. | * [[Importing and exporting data with Mathematica]]. | ||
* [[Mathematica tips and tricks]]. | * [[Mathematica tips and tricks]]. | ||
* Useful [[Mathematica packages|standard packages]]. | * Useful [[Mathematica packages|standard packages]]. | ||
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| + | == In my Blog == | ||
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| + | * [[Blog:Hacks/Turning_Mathematica_lists_into_hashes|Turning Mathematica lists into hashes]] | ||
| + | * [[Blog:Hacks/Restoring_corrupted_Mathematica_notebook|Restoring corrupted Mathematica notebook]] | ||
| + | * [[Blog:Hacks/LogGrid|LogGrid]] | ||
== Links == | == Links == | ||
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Mathematica is a computational engine. It is probably the closest tool we have to an effective universal computer in its broadest sense.
Mathematica is the pinacle of Wolfram research, the company built by Stephen Wolfram, initially to develop Mathematica, now with extended ambitions in various areas of computational interest (see a new kind of science and Wolfram|Alpha as other major examples).