Schaum's Outlines of Theory and Problems of Mathematica

Eugene Don, 2001, McGraw-Hill, 342 pp., softcover.

An introduction to Mathematica, aimed at students, with each chapter focusing on a specific application of Mathematica. As a study guide it supplies a comprehensive, step-by-step approach to understanding the computer program. Numerous solved problems and examples demonstrate and reinforce ideas discussed in each chapter. Mathematica commands with examples are clearly classified according to type. The index of commands and applications expedites referencing.

Chapters include:
Getting Acquainted | Basic Concepts | Lists | Two-Dimensional Graphics | Three-Dimensional Graphics | Equations | Algebra and Trigonometry | Differential Calculus | Integral Calculus | Multivariate Calculus | Ordinary Differential Equations | Linear Algebra

This book is available in the Wolfram Research bookstore.

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