Wolfram/QuantumFramework
Perform analytic and numeric quantum computations
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A collection of lesser-known circular and hyperbolic trig functions and their inverses
Symmetry data and utilities related to crystallography and X-ray scattering
Build, visualize, analyze, and simulate compartmental models
Combinatorics functions for subsets, tuples, and permutations
Convert all nth roots in an expression, where n is an odd integer, to their real-valued nth roots
Combine the real and imaginary parts of complex numbers into a single fraction
Get the roots of a derivative for applying the Lucas–Gauss theorem on a set of points
Compute and visualize the roots of fractional (noninteger) derivatives of polynomials
Compute the BKK bound on the number of isolated complex solutions of a square polynomial system
Functions for creating and working with MoleculeComplex's, which are collections of Molecule objects in the same 3D space
Generalize the Fibonacci numbers for complex inputs using Binet's Fibonacci formula
A sample paclet used to demonstrate more complex CI/CD workflows at the 2022 Wolfram Technology Conference
Numerically solve for isolated roots of a square system of polynomial equations using monodromy
Compute the hyperdeterminant for a given hypermatrix (a multidimensional array of complex numbers)
Obtain topological information of polymers or biopolymers and other simple or complex structures
Compute the parametrization of a curve projected onto the unit sphere
Alfred Gray’s associated surfaces taken from his original notebooks of his book "Modern Differential Geometry of Curves and Surfaces with Mathematica"
Convert a mathematical expression into an equivalent expression with head MeijerG
The use of counting process methodology has allowed for substantial advances in the statistical theory to account for censoring and truncation in survival experiments. This book makes these complex methods more accessible to applied researchers without an advanced mathematical background.
The use of counting process methodology has allowed for substantial advances in the statistical theory to account for censoring and truncation in survival experiments. This book makes these complex methods more accessible to applied researchers without an advanced mathematical background.
Find a mini-max approximation of a function defined parametrically
Search numerically for the values of parameters of a trial function that extremize a functional
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Find a numerical approximation of a residue of an expression around the specified point
Get a list of abscissas and weights for the numerical inverse Laplace transform
Find a numerical approximation for an inverse Fourier cosine transform
Find a numerical approximation to a function derivative near the specified point
Find a numerical approximation for a function with a given Fourier exponential series
Compute the values of the function from which the de Bruijn–Newman constant is defined
Generate the conditions under which a list of symbolic expressions has a particular ordering or set of orderings with respect to an operation
Find the numerical approximation for the inverse Laplace transform
Compute polygons, circles, compositions and transformation functions for the tessellation of the upper half-plane by the modular group
Reconstruct a 3D facial image from a 2D facial image
Determine the locations of keypoints from a facial image
Determine the 2D projection of 3D keypoints from a facial image
Translate text between any pair of one hundred languages
Generate an answer to a question given an image
Perform three equatorial measurements to a linear cluster state to obtain a general one qubit transformation
Get a color based on the Digital Library of Mathematical Functions (DLMF) color wheel
Prove or disprove a closed first-order formula in the theory of univariate mixed trigonometric polynomials
Find the number of times the domain coloring of a function wraps around the color wheel along a given curve
Obtain optical constants of water valid from ultraviolet to microwave range
Power density in various systems in the universe for a comparison of their thermodynamics efficiency
Generate the tensor associated with the nth derivative of a vector field at a point
Create markers carefully designed for the creation of publication-quality plots