Mathematica

Mathematica is a program for Windows-based desktop and laptop computers. The functionality available in the utility makes it possible to work with mathematical formulas, calculations, and other operations. Through the program, users can search for the roots of equations, make graphs of functions, perform transformations and much more. There is an option to automate some calculations.

Mathematical operations

This utility is an editor for working with a variety of mathematical operations. These include:

• Simplifying an expression;
• Calculating odds;
• Performing Laplace and Fourier transforms;
• Decomposing numbers into simpler multipliers;
• Finding roots of various equations;
• Working with vectors and matrices;
• Graphing;
• Finding the greatest common divisor for a series of numbers;
• Differentiating and integrating functions.

The user can use all these operations in any order. The computer editor saves the history of calculations, displaying them sequentially from the newest at the top of the working window to the oldest at the end of the list. It should be noted that this utility is distributed on a paid basis. The user is allowed to try out a demo version, after which he will need to buy a license on the official website of the creators. The cost of the program depends on the purpose of use and the set of functions. There are the following license options: industry, government, training, students and home use.

Programming

To create more complex calculations, as well as automate some actions, the computer program has support for a special programming language called Wolfram. It is also used in a number of other applications from these developers.

Features

• A professional editor for working with mathematical operations;
• Availability of a trial version of the program;
• Compatibility with current versions of OC;
• Programming language support for developing scripts and automating actions.