I have read this question and this one but I think mine is different because they're searching for a way to learn mathematica comprehensively and basically but I'm searching for just some quick way that is enough for my needs.
I am totally new to Mathematica
but I know MATLAB
very well and I am familiar with C++
programming and $LaTeX$
I just want to use mathematica as a calculating tool when I'm reading papers and not as a programming language. I've chosen Mathematica
because of its full support of symbolic math.
I want to be able to study multivariable calculus, statistics and linear algebra by mathematica (you now mathematical concepts related to electromagnetism) and be fast in my calculations.
I have put some of my calculations done on Wolfram|Alpha
here to specify my purpose more clearly.
Partial derivation
Multiple Integral
curvature
ordinary differential equation
Bessel function
integrate bessel function
Inverse laplace transform
Matrix diagonalization
quadratic surfaces
I want to use Mathematica
just as I use Wolfram|Alpha
, as a calculator. But because of several reasons I don't want to use Wolfram|Alpha
anymore and switch to Mathematica
including:
- I'd rather use a software rather than an online website and store the results
- Maybe in the future, I will start to learn Mathematica comprehensively
What are the quick resources that I can master in just a day or two that fit my needs?