Tour of Mathematica 7

Released in November 2008, Mathematica 7 is a major release that accelerates the drive to integrate and automate functionality as core Mathematica capabilities, adding image processing, parallel high-performance computing (HPC), new on-demand curated data, and other recently developed computational innovations--in total over 500 new functions and 12 application areas.

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[sharpezor]

My god if only Isaac Newton had this

[dixonpete]

Great product. $2500 for a single license isn't exactly a strategy to encourage broad adoption by the masses though.

[Steveh44556677]

It is only $140 for students, and only $250 for non-students for personal use. So, I have no idea where you got this $2,500 from. May be you are thinking about Matlab?

[TheLennyXD]

@Gytax0 Yeah I know, but it only plotted a few points. For example, (-1)^2/3 = 1, but it didn't plot it. But I guess It cant plot every root, otherwise you'll be getting a lot of points for the one thing, eg. (-1)^1/10 has 10 different answers. I'm not sure which ones it chooses to plot. It's not "wrong" but its not "right" either.

[Gytax0]

@TheLennyXD It can't get it wrong. Maybe you didn't type in clear enough?

Typing ' -1^x ' isn't equal to typing ' (-1)^x ' .

[TheLennyXD]

@Gytax0 It didn't get it right lol. Its wrong! :O!

[Gytax0]

@TheLennyXD Try WolframAlpha.

[TheLennyXD]

@Gytax0 Haha ok. Absolutely nothing I have seen has been able to give me any insight on this so far, not even google :P

I may have to try it.

[Gytax0]

@TheLennyXD Mathematica does this for breakfast.

[TheLennyXD]

Can this graph y=-1^x?

[hck112]

Very powerful tool

[arhaisme]

@sharpezor a bit paradoxical,don't you think?