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Mathematica
for Students packs the same punch as the Professional version, meaning that students
can utilize the same technology used by Nobel Prize
winners, scientists, mathematicians, and educators worldwide,
but at a fraction of the price. Mathematica for Students
can help you with projects of all sizes--from simple
calculator operations to high-level software development.
What
will you do with Mathematica for Students?
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Complete
your homework
Mathematica can perform symbolic as well as numeric
computations. This means that in addition to being a
calculator, it can help you with algebra, calculus,
and the sciences.
Some
examples of how Mathematica can help with...
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Excel
in science, economics, and mathematics
In addition to its 2,500 built-in functions, Mathematica
for Students also contains a vast library of integrated
data sources to help you with classes across many disciplines.
Some
users and uses of Mathematica »
Full online
documentation »
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Create
insightful 2D and 3D graphics
Visualizing functions and data is quick and easy with
Mathematica. From simple line graphs to elegant
3D models, Mathematica's powerful graphics functions
let you control light sources, perspective, animation,
and more.
Integrated
graphics editing and drawing »
High-impact
adaptive visualization in Mathematica »
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Analyze
experimental data
Mathematica supports over 200 file formats for
importing and exporting data. Incorporating the latest
numerics and computational geometry algorithms, Mathematica
can provide statistical results for data sets of almost
unlimited size.
Data
manipulation »
Computable
data »
New!
Statistical model analysis »
Language
for data integration »
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Create
professional-looking documents
Submit homework or projects as Mathematica notebooks
complete with text, figures, typeset math, and even
interactive content*.
*Teachers
who do not have Mathematica can still view and
interact with your Mathematica notebooks with
the free Mathematica
Player.
Compelling
presentations with Mathematica »
Sophisticated
report generation »
New!
Optimized Notebook Ergonomics »
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Build
interactive programs
Everything can be interactive. With Mathematica,
you can create your own programs--complete with intuitive
controls for instantly changing values--in mere seconds,
often with only one line of code.
Mathematica's
dynamic interactivity »
Combining
graphics, text, and controls »
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And
much more...
Mathematica 7 is the most advanced global computing
environment worldwide, with thousands of functions,
millions of users, and infinite possibilities. What
will you do with Mathematica for Students?
What's
new in Mathematica 7 »
Wolfram Demonstrations Project »
Wolfram
Mathematica Documentation Center »
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Mathematica
for Students 7 is supported and available on the following
platforms.
To ask about availability of a configuration not listed below,
click
here.
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32/64-bit |
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Windows
Vista |
32-bit,
64-bit |
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Windows
XP |
32-bit,
64-bit |
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Windows
Server 2003 |
32-bit,
64-bit |
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Windows
Compute Cluster Server 2003 |
64-bit |
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Windows
2000 |
32-bit |
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Mac
OS X 10.5 Intel |
32-bit,
64-bit |
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Mac
OS X 10.5 PPC |
32-bit* |
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Mac
OS X 10.4 Intel |
32-bit,
64-bit** |
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Mac
OS X 10.4 PPC |
32-bit* |
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Also runs on 64-bit PPC hardware.
** 64-bit support requires OS X 10.4.10. |
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Linux
2.4 or later |
32-bit,
64-bit |
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Mathematica
for Students 7 has been fully tested on all major
Linux distributions based on the 2.4 Linux kernel. On
newer Linux distributions, additional compatibility libraries
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Wolfram
Mathematica Learning Center 
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Need help getting started with Mathematica? The
Mathematica Learning Center jump-starts the learning
process with links to video screencasts; free online Mathematica
presentations; "how-to"s and step-by-step examples;
in-depth tutorials; thousands of free, ready-to-use models
and demonstrations; and much more. |
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Wolfram Demonstrations Project
Powered by the revolutionary advances in Mathematica,
the Wolfram Demonstrations Project is an open-code resource
that uses dynamic computation to bring to life concepts
in mathematics, science, technology, art, finance, and
a remarkable range of other fields. From elementary education
to front-line research, topics span an ever-growing array
of categories, with interactive visualizations added each
day by Mathematica users. Use these Demonstrations
to help you visualize classroom concepts or shed new light
on your cutting-edge research. You can also create your
own sophisticated mini-applications and publish them online. |
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Wolfram Mathematica Documentation Center
You can access the full Mathematica documentation
online, featuring thousands of detailed examples, animations,
tutorials, and much more. You can use it every day as
a quick reference guide for Mathematica or to help
you learn more about the capabilities and unified architecture
of the Mathematica system, including Mathematica's
2,500 high-level functions for visualization, programming,
and computation.
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MathWorld
Need to know what a Taylor series is? Need to see the
Fundamental Theorem of Algebra--or the odds against a
royal flush? Then take a look at MathWorld, the
web's most extensive mathematics resource, presented by
Eric Weisstein and Wolfram Research. MathWorld
contains thorough explanations with hyperlinks to associated
topics, downloadable Mathematica notebooks, and
relevant sites on the net. |
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Wolfram Mathematica Online Integrator
A favorite aid for calculus students, Wolfram Mathematica
Online Integrator is an interactive website that can instantly
solve simple or complicated integrals. Learn about the
history of integrals, their many practical uses, and how
the Integrator works. |
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Mathematica
Student Certification
Mathematica Student Certification can give student
resumés the competitive edge needed in many career fields.
Many businesses are looking for employees to solve problems
in a quick, efficient manner--which is something Mathematica
users can do. Students who want to demonstrate and receive
recognition for their Mathematica skills are invited
to take the certification test. |
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Student Forum
Ask questions or share your findings about Mathematica
for Students with other students around the world
in this moderated forum. Whether your query pertains to
troubles with integration, taking the log of a positive
matrix, programming in Mathematica, sorting nested
lists, or solving systems of partial differential equations,
you may find your answers here. |
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Wolfram Library Archive
Wolfram Research has compiled the largest database of
Mathematica-related information available. In addition
to browsing an entire section of demos, you can search
among articles, book listings, and other technical notes
and presentations for the information you need. |
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Upgrade |
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Once
you've reaped the benefits of using Mathematica
for your schoolwork, we know you'll want to keep using
the software in your career.
That
is why we offer new graduates, or their employers, the
chance to upgrade from Mathematica for Students
to the latest professional version of Mathematica--with
one year of Premier Service included--at a large
discount!
This
unique opportunity is for recent degree earners only
and is valid for one year after graduation.
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Student Pricing |
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Here is
your opportunity to use Mathematica-powered technical
software preferred by top universities, leading corporations,
and government organizations worldwide.
Each application
package extends the capability of Mathematica for a
specific field of study or offers an advanced set of theoretical
tools. As a Mathematica for Students user, you are
eligible to purchase these powerful additions to Mathematica
at a fraction of the professional price.
Student
pricing of Mathematica applications is available only
to currently enrolled, full-time students.
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