The most recent version of Mathematica , Mathematica 4.1, is now available for purchase. This enhanced version extends the technologies and advances pioneered by Wolfram Research, Inc. in Mathematica 4. Enhanced solvers, functions and an improved pattern matcher and compiler allow scientists and researchers to solve more complex problems more quickly. The Japanese edition of Mathematica 4.1 is available for Macintosh and Windows. Mathematica Notebooks Now Accepted by arXiv.org arXiv.org, the e-print server hosted by Los Alamos National Laboratory, now accepts Mathematica notebook submissions.
Authors can submit notebooks as supplemental materials or as an entire article.
Physics and related disciplines, mathematics, nonlinear sciences, computational linguistics, and neuroscience are part of what the fully automated archive contains. In the year 2000, an estimated 13 million preprints were downloaded from arXiv and its mirror sites. It was a proposal from Wolfram Research to the W3C that first began the MathML initiative. MathML is an XML application that fills the need for an efficient means of presenting mathematical or technical expressions on the web. The MathML standard makes math on the web a living, easily adaptable, and reusable entity, and it is now seen as being integral to the creation of new e-business and online educational opportunities.