Mathematica 6 add-ons expand functionality

Wolfram Research today announced a slew of specialized add-ons for its Mathematica 6 software designed specifically for interactivity as well as graphics and data integration. Mathematica serves as computational software for science and technology that boasts thousands of original algorithms as well as a tightly unified overall design. The company lists numerous applications that are fully compatible with Mathematica 6 which provide a broad array of functionality, from a finite-element environment to extending as well as organizing and visualizing everyday work in Mathematica.

A comprehensive list of applications that work with Mathematica 6 follows:

• AceFEM: Finite-element environment for Mathematica
  
• AceGen: Multi-language, Multi-environment numerical code generation
  
• Derivatives Expert: Innovative securities and derivatives analysis
  
• Digital Image Processing: Powerful, fast image processing and analysis
  
• Global Optimization: Reliable global optimization for constrained and unconstrained nonlinear functions
  
• LensLab: Entry-level ray-tracing in Mathematica
  
• machine learning framework: Complete solution for extracting computational models from data
  
• MathCode C++: Optimized C++ code conversion from Mathematica programs
  
• Mathematica Link for Excel: Bringing the power of Mathematica to Excel
  
• MathModelica System Designer Professional: Model-based design for multiengineering systems
  
• MathOptimizer Professional: Advanced global and local nonlinear optimization
  
• Parallel Computing Toolkit: Bringing parallel computation to Mathematica
  
• Rayica: New Generation of optical design software
  
• SchematicSolver: Schematic capture and symbolic solving of analog and digital systems
  
• Statistical Inference Package: Application-oriented statistical inference
  
• Time Series: Fully integrated environment for time-dependent data analysis
  
• A WorkLife FrameWork: Extending, organizing, and visualizing your everyday work in Mathematica

Mathematica 6 introduced a unification of language and interface concepts to improve automation in algorithmic computation, interactive manipulation, and dynamic presentation. The software features symbolic interface construction, language for data integration, load-on-demand curated data, and unification of graphics as well as text and controls.

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