Lecture

Mathematica Tutorial: Graphics and Functions

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This lecture covers the basics of Mathematica, focusing on creating graphics with Graphics3D, manipulating lists, and defining functions. Topics include lattice vectors, reciprocal space, creating data structures, and symbolic computation. The instructor demonstrates how to plot functions, work with symbolic and numerical values, and apply functions to lists.

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Mathematics

Analysis: Complex analysis, Numerical analysis, Differential anaysis, Calculus

Computer engineering

Computer graphics: Rendering

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