Physics 230 Course Materials
Introduction to Mathematica
Each Mathematica notebook file
below corresponds to one of the Physics 230 labs, and contains descriptive
information, worked examples and several exercises to be completed by the
students.
- Lab 1 (Introduction)
- Lab 2 (Lists and Functions)
- Lab 3 (Plotting)
- Lab 4 (Graphics)
- Lab 5 (Differentiation)
- Lab 6 (Integration)
- Lab 7 (Linear Algebra)
- Lab 8 (Complex analysis)
- Lab 9 (Integral Transforms)
- Lab 10 (Programming Concepts)
- Lab 11 (Programming Applications)
- Lab 12 (Optimization)
- Lab 13 (Data Processing) -- and funwithstring.txt
- Lab 14 (Sample Final Exam)
We began using Mathematica in Fall semester 2008. The older Maple-version of the course materials is still available.
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