Re: What is the best General Mathematica Book?
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- Subject: [mg3884] Re: What is the best General Mathematica Book?
- From: william.oliver at colorado.edu (Bill Oliver)
- Date: Sat, 4 May 1996 23:21:34 -0400
- Organization: University of Colorado at Boulder
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In article <4luvea$3u8 at dragonfly.wolfram.com>, kaleb at uclink2.berkeley.edu (Kale Beckwitt) wrote: > Hello-- > I have just started using Mathematica seriously and I was wondering if there > was some consensus as to what the best 3rd party mathematica book is for both > general shell usage and advanced calculations? > > Thanks in advance, > > Kale Beckwitt > The University of California at Berkeley > kaleb at uclink2.berkeley.edu There many books out now, many of which would probably meet your needs. Of the books I've looked at, I find the following book to be the most helpful: "Applied Mathematica: Getting started, getting it done" by William T. Shaw and Jason Tigg. 1994. Addison-Wesley. -Bill ==== [MESSAGE SEPARATOR] ====