MATHwire

March 2005

Announcements

Parallel Computing Toolkit 2 enables users to build larger-scale platform-independent parallel programs with their existing Mathematica installations...
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Mathematica for Students is now also optimized for 64-bit AMD and Intel desktop platforms...
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The new Wolfram Notebook Indexer plug-in for Google Desktop Search allows automatic indexing of Mathematica notebooks...
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MathCode F90 is now available for developing highly optimized Fortran 90 applications directly in Mathematica...
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Global Optimization 5.0 provides dramatic improvements in speed for large problems...
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Upcoming Events

The 2005 Wolfram Technology Conference is scheduled for October 6-8...
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The 7th International Mathematica Symposium will be held in Perth, Australia, on August 5-8, 2005. Exhibit and workshop submissions are due April 30...
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The 2005 NKS Summer School (June 20-July 8) provides a unique opportunity to get involved with Stephen Wolfram's New Kind of Science...
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Rocky Mountain Mathematica (July 10-15, 2005) will feature introductory and intermediate courses especially aimed at teachers of mathematics and other subjects...
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Did You Know?

...Mathematica 5.1 introduced new graph drawing technology for visualization of large-scale graphs and networks...
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...Advanced documentation for DSolve can now be accessed on the web and in the online Help Browser...
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...Mathematica now includes a powerful collection of algorithms for solving and manipulating Diophantine equations...
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...The keyboard shortcut Ctrl+L (Windows and Unix) or Command+L (Macintosh) makes a copy of the last input cell that appears above, so you can edit and re-execute it...
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In the News

PC Magazine says "for those requiring real programming, Mathematica is now the product of choice"...
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Mathematica 5.1 is the NASA Tech Briefs March product of the month...
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Business Edge discusses how Mathematica is behind many technical advances...
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Wolfram Research and BioMed Central partner to streamline Open Access publishing...
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New in Print

Introduction to Programming with Mathematica, Third Edition, by Paul R. Wellin, Richard J. Gaylord, and Samuel N. Kamin...
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Graphics with Mathematica: Fractals, Julia Sets, Patterns and Natural Forms, by Chonat Getz and Janet Helmstedt...
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Mathematica Laboratories for Mathematical Statistics: Emphasizing Simulation and Computer Intensive Methods, by Jenny A. Baglivo...
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