"Following closely on the dramatic reinvention of Mathematica in 2007, Mathematica 7 continues the momentum of innovation to deliver an array of new capabilities, greatly extending the state of the art in many areas, and bringing a dozen major new application fields into the integrated framework of Mathematica."

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Gratis online-Seminare zu Mathematica 7

Mathematica Demonstrationen

Jetzt neu: Lehrreiche und informative kurze Videos zu Mathematica 7

Neue Eigenschaften (anschauliche Information in den Videos)

Front-End Features

Integration with Wolfram|Alpha

• Type "=" to begin an input cell, then a query, to compute results using Wolfram|Alpha
• The new function

  WolframAlpha[]

  can programmatically perform the same task

Programmatically evaluate entire notebooks

• Use the new function

  NotebookEvaluate[]

  to evaluate cells in a specified notebook; see ref/NotebookEvaluate for more information

New citation management functionality

• Citation management supports both EndNote and BibTeX styles
• The new functionality is available in the Mathematica menu under Insert > Citation

Printing and layout improvements

• A new "Headers and Footers" dialog is available under File > Printing Settings > Headers and Footers...
• Improvements include support of self-indexing running heads and many ease-of-use additions
• "Print Preview" is now available on Windows and Linux under File > Print Preview

Improvements to

InputField[]

• Fields now support horizontal scrolling
• Field contents can be hidden using the option

  FieldMasked -> True

New Find/Replace dialog

• Finding and replacing content in fully typeset text is now supported
• Highlighting of search results has been enhanced

Under-the-hood 3D renderer enhancements

• Mathematica now uses a "depth-peeling" renderer, which improves performance in graphics that utilize transparency

Kernel Features

Built-in control systems capabilities

• New functions have been streamlined and integrated with all of Mathematica's features
• Both symbolic and numeric calculations are supported
• Control system functionality has been added, expanding that of the Control System Professional package; see built-in documentation starting at guide/ControlSystems

New and enhanced image processing capabilities

• Deconvolution algorithms for image restoration are now included
• Detection of edges and other image feature have been added
• New functionality has been added for segmentation and shape analysis

New formats for

Import/Export

• GIS, microarray, graph, and XLSX formats are now supported

Extensive probability and statistics functionality

• See built-in documentation from the root guide page at guide/ProbabilityAndStatistics

New tools for software development

• C code generation features from the Mathematica compiler improve the speed and flexibility of programs, and are integrated with built-in parallel computation using the Mathematica kernel
• Call C compilers to build DLL files and executables; see DLLTools/tutorial/Overview for more information
• CUDALink and OpenCLLink give access to GPU functionality using CUDA and OpenCL; see CUDALink/guide/CUDALink and OpenCLLink/tutorial/Overview for more information

New numeric and symbolic methods

• Solve

  and

  NSolve

  have new implementations, including solving over different domains; see ref/Solve and ref/NSolve for more information
• New

  NIntegrate

  methods have been added, particularly for oscillatory integrals; see ref/NIntegrate for more information

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