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Newest version of the MathWorld Packages ?

Posted 9 years ago

The place where they are supposed to be that comes up in searches is:

http://library.wolfram.com/infocenter/MathSource/4775

I was trying to run a downloaded MathWorld program, and my version doesn't have the package I need:

<< MathWorld`HyperbolicTiling`

This probably seems to be long term as I find references to not being able to download the packages going back to 2013 on the web.

POSTED BY: Roger L. Bagula
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Posted 2 years ago

Oh, and also there is this separate link https://web.archive.org/web/20130806123626/http://library.wolfram.com/infocenter/MathSource/5087/#downloads

And of course it is not deprecated. Key new code in 13.0.0 version is this https://github.com/stblake/algebraic_integration as you can see it is .m

POSTED BY: ZAQU zaqu

Since all theses packages are .m format they are obsolete in current Mathematica versions: https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/format/Package.html#:~:text=Package (.wl%2C.m) As of Version 12.2%2C the "Package",and Export fully support Wolfram Language package files. Package (.wl, .m) As of Version 12.2, the "Package" format has been superseded by the "WL" format.

POSTED BY: Roger L. Bagula
Posted 2 years ago

Thanks, that is more recent than the version I have (2004, I think)

I tried that link yesterday and it wasn't working.

I tried it several times in fact.

It was frustration that made me post: I usually find these things out on my own.

But that can take time...Eric W. Weisstein seems to have moved on?

POSTED BY: Roger L. Bagula

Is there some record of the last updated version online.

POSTED BY: Roger L. Bagula

I do not think so.

POSTED BY: Vitaliy Kaurov

That is just a real shame. I've learned a lot from those notebooks and packages.

POSTED BY: Roger L. Bagula

Those packages are no longer supported or updated, and hence no longer available. We should look into new features of constantly evolving Wolfram Language and write those specific applications ourselves.

POSTED BY: Vitaliy Kaurov
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