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The lecture from 1.10PM will cover the basic design and uses of Mathematica in science and technology research and computer-aided teaching.
Mathematica is, amongst other things, a complex visualisation and symbolic algebra tool. The lecture will cover the basic design and uses of Mathematica software in science and technology for both research and computer-aided teaching, and will be followed by a question and answer session. NB: The lecture will start at 1.10PM.
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27 May 2005 at 1:00 pm |
Duration: | 1 hour 30 minutes |
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School of Maths, Kingston University |
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Free. |
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Those interested are encouraged to register by sending an email to: ckimmer@wolfram.co.uk |
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This event will be held in the Main Lecture Theatre which is on the ground floor of the Penrhyn Road building at Kingston University. Check the web site for full details and room information. |
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