Random Tests Combining Mathematica Package and Latex Compiler

mathscape—Combining Mathematica and TEX

Millions of mathematical formulas are typeset annually. Most of the numbers we see in print are produced by computer. So are the indexes and catalogs issued by database publishers. Charts and diagrams and other products of computer graphics have replaced manually drafted copy. But most of the formulas in mathematics, engineering and science publications are still derived and coded by hand. The ...

Matrix Algebra Package for Mathematica

MathPSfrag 2: Convenient LaTeX Labels in Mathematica

Many programs producing EPS graphics do not allow the inclusion of LATEX commands. While there exist several solutions to work around these difficulties, they all have various drawbacks. (See [1] for a discussion of several methods and an alternative approach to overcome these difficulties.) In this article, we will focus on a particular existing solution, the PSfrag package [2], which provides...

MT: A Mathematica package to compute convolutions

We introduce the Mathematica package MT which can be used to compute, both analytically and numerically, convolutions involving harmonic polylogarithms, polynomials or generalized functions. As applications contributions to next-to-next-to-next-to leading order Higgs boson production and the Drell-Yan process are discussed. Corresponding author Email addresses: [email protected] (Maik Hösc...

Quaternions: A Mathematica Package for Quaternionic Analysis

This paper describes new issues of the Mathematica standard package Quaternions for implementing Hamilton’s Quaternion Algebra. This work attempts to endow the original package with the ability to perform operations on symbolic expressions involving quaternion-valued functions. A collection of new functions is introduced in order to provide basic mathematical tools necessary for dealing with re...