- Visiting Artlandia - Ivars Peterson (MathTrek)
Have you ever admired any of the bold, colorful designs splashed across a variety of fabrics used for scarves, neckties, shirts, and other apparel? There's a chance that you may come across the work of a physicist. Igor Bakshee got into fabric design
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- WAVE: Web Access Virtual Education - University Laboratory High School; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
The Illinois WAVE Project provides Mathematica Tutorial notebooks categorized as pertaining to Algebra, Applications, Calculus, Conics, Geometry, Pre-calculus, Statistics, or Trigonometry, for use in the high school mathematics curriculum. From the University
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- webMathematica - HostSRV.com
HostSRV.com hosts applications of webMathematica, a collection of tools that allow Mathematica commands to be placed inside HTML pages. A web hosting account includes storage space, bandwidth, FTP access for uploading scripts and files, and the use of
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- The Wolfram Demonstrations Project - Wolfram Research, Inc.
A web collection of freely available demonstrations in math, science, and many other areas. Interact with the demonstrations directly in your browser. Each Demonstration contains a set of related links to sites such as MathWorld, The Wolfram Functions
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- Wolfram Research in Precollege Education - Wolfram Research
"In the Classroom" highlights how some schools and organizations use Mathematica extensively in their curricula. The section on "Collaborative Initiatives" illustrates how businesses have teamed up with Wolfram Research to sponsor hands-on workshops,
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- WWWMath Discussion Group page - Phillip Kent
An email discussion group dedicated to the subject of Mathematica and its interconnection with the WWW, HTML, VRML, Java, and other topics. This site includes a policy statement, how to subscribe, a mail archive, answers to frequently asked questions,
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- XGC: an eXtension of Goldbach's Conjecture - Andrea Ercolino
XGC is based on a new version of the Eratosthenes' Sieve. GC: Every natural n = 2*k, where k >= 3, is the sum of 2 odd primes. XGC(c,m): Every natural n = m*k, where k >= c + m, is the sum of m numbers belonging to the Euclid(c,m) set. Includes
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