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Nina C.
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Nina C.
12/27/2021
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Great for lab based research, steep learning curve

I like that Mathematica has tons of resources on "how to do xyz" out there because it is so widely used. It works well for my research that involves data analysis and fitting Lorentz oscillators and drude terms. It is also based from WolframAlpha, a website I've used many times in undergrad.
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11/06/2021
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A useful and wellmade tool for system modeling

The graphical interface and the overall usability is pretty straightforward. The UI is well designed and logically built. The animations are also cool. System Modeler requires no add-ons. It fully supports the Modelica model language. The drag and drop methodology allows the user to create complex systems quite effectively. It can provide many enhancements to my existing libraries. The ability to do noumerus analysis on the model is very useful. Pobably one of the best tools for SysMl and UML modeling.
jaque m.
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jaque m.
Senior Data Analyst at Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)
10/31/2021
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No more mathematical equation solving challenges.

When doing research, you come up with a model which sometimes is so hard to solve. With Mathematica, you are able to solve any mathematical problem with a single click. It has an efficient and versatile feature that helps in data visualization and presentation.

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What is Wolfram Research?

Wolfram Research is a leading developer of computational technology, renowned for creating Mathematica, a powerful software for technical computing and symbolic mathematics. Founded by Stephen Wolfram in 1987, the company is also known for Wolfram Alpha, a computational knowledge engine that answers queries by computing answers from curated data. Beyond these flagship products, Wolfram Research offers Wolfram Language, which provides an integrated environment for computation and development across various fields such as data science, engineering, and machine learning. The company's solutions are aimed at enhancing research, teaching, and development processes in both academic and professional settings.

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1987
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www.wolfram.com