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[JOB] Earn income creating a Mathematica notebook

Posted 8 years ago

I am writing a paper "Simple Random Walk Models of Entanglement Effects on the Elasticity and Viscoelasticity of Polymer Networks." which i will be presenting at the Polymer Networks meeting in Prague.

Of course, i'm writing it in a Mathematica notebook but it will have a bunch of equations and my physical disability makes it difficult for me to enter them (also, i am not very familiar with the use of the mathematical templates in WL / Mathematica).

I have PDFs of my published articles from which i am creating this 'tutorial' article . these PDFs have all the equations i will be using in the article.

What i need is someone to enter each equation into its own cell in a Mathematica notebook.

I can then take that notebook and can create a notebook containing both the text which i will be composing and the equations which i will 'copy and paste' from the 'notebook of equations'.

I can email the PDFs to the person who, after creating the notebook of equations, can email it to me.

So this is is a simple straightforward job that will earn some income for someone (the pricing is negotiable, based on the time involved, the difficulty of the work, etc.) .

POSTED BY: Richard Gaylord
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POSTED BY: Richard Gaylord

Greetings Professor Gaylord. I have been a Mathematica fan since version 3.0. I now have version 11.0 and use the WL in the Wolfram Cloud also. My background is software engineering. See my LinkedIn profile here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alvaradojose Please let me know if you still need help with this job. Best regards, Jose Alvarado.

POSTED BY: Jose Alvarado

Hi jose!! Sorry to reply in this way,but how can i make money from an app made in the Wolfram enviroment? How can i charge for the download of my app,since it has to use the Wolfram kernel in the cloud? Is there a way to link the kernel to run the program along with the app?

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