Wolfram Research Inc. (Champaign, Ill.) has announced version 2.2 of its Mathematica technical calculation software. The latest release features computational enhancements and additional interface capabilities. It operates under Microsoft Windows as a 32-bit application.
Mathematica 2.2 can recognize and solve sparse linear systems and complex symbolic matrices. New interval arithmetic capabilities have been added to allow more rigorous error estimates for numerical computations. Symbolic …
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