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| This is just a reminder that the Special Functions Study Group begins on Monday, September 15. Tigran has worked closely with me during the last year to create this unique introduction to the 100 most fundamental special functions in the Wolfram... |
| In order to understand the difference in the two plots, you could try setting Exclusions ->None for both of them. The plot with PlotRange->{0, 4} is mostly smooth and setting Exclusions->All with a moderate setting of PlotPoints is enough to... |
| Juan is a highly-experienced instructor and has worked hard to create this wonderful introduction to Laplace transforms and their many applications. I strongly recommend this study group to everyone! |
| Marco has worked hard to create this superb introduction to complex analysis which is one of the most beautiful and useful branches of mathematics. I strongly recommend this study group to everyone! |
| You are absolutely right, Luke.The course topics were chosen after looking at standard calculus textbooks and, particularly, the syllabus for the AP Calculus AB exam. One of the major aims of the course is to introduce students learning Calculus for... |
| ![ Cover of Wolfram Media book Introduction to Calculus: fundamental concepts and applications with videos and course by Devendra Kapadia ][1] &[Wolfram Notebook][2] [1]:... |
| Hello Lori, Thank you very much for your active participation and support for these online courses! |
| This Daily Study Group offers a unique opportunity to learn about all aspects (symbolic, numerical, ODEs and PDEs) of differential equations in the Wolfram Language. [@Luke Titus][at0] is an outstanding instructor and has a deep understanding... |
| Hello Peter, Thank you for these interesting questions. 1. The PerformanceGoal option for AsymptoticDSolveValue is set to "Quality" by default, and the "Speed" setting is only used to disallow the use of exact methods based on DSolve, for... |
| A Wolfram U Daily Study Group on ["Introduction to Calculus"][1] begins on Monday, April 17, 2023. Join a cohort of fellow mathematics enthusiasts to learn about the fundamentals of calculus along with its applications from video lessons created... |