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Can I use Mathematica Home Edition for Scientific Research?

Posted 6 years ago

Can I use Mathematica Home Edition for Scientific Research and to publish results together with my co-Authors at Scientific Journals or to use the results as a part of our reports at the Scientific Events?

Mathematica Software is installed and used only on my home computer.

Thank you.

POSTED BY: uspenskiyke
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Posted 6 years ago

Hello and Great Thanks to all of your detailed replies, dear Wolfram Community members! Now I know how to use my Mathematica license properly.

Best wishes to all, Kirill Uspenskiy.

POSTED BY: uspenskiyke
POSTED BY: Neil Singer
Posted 6 years ago
POSTED BY: Jim Baldwin

Wouldn't scientific publishing count as non-profit? What about open access publishing/preprints/blog posts? There is an increasing grey zone of what constitutes "scientific publishing".

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Posted 6 years ago
POSTED BY: Anonymous User
Posted 6 years ago

I think this is something that you need to contact Wolfram, Inc. directly rather than through this forum. You probably should be prepared with your license number and an answer to the question about if this scientific publication requiring (or at least using) Mathematica is part of your job duties and/or if the publication leads to enriching your or your colleagues either directly or indirectly.

For example, SAS (a statistical package) has a "University Edition" free to download which on the associated community website has answers to such questions (again, about SAS). In essence, if money is involved (directly or indirectly), the answer is "No".

POSTED BY: Jim Baldwin
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