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Most topics covered include typical examples solved by both traditional methods, and by the computer math aid, Mathematica. The authors also use Mathematica to establish well-known algorithms for solving elementary differential equations. Practical problems for scientists and engineers are discussed, along with theoretical concepts. Many illustrations show what to type into Mathematica and just what comes out. Contains a glossary of commands.
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