Mathematica
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Description
Mathematica is a highly sophisticated computational software package developed by Wolfram Research that covers the breadth and depth of technical computing. The current release, Mathematica 12, features a natural language interface and built-in integration with Wolfram|Alpha, the manufacturer's online computational engine. It combines numeric and symbolic computation with data visualization and programming capabilities.
Wolfram|Alpha is available at no charge to Penn faculty, staff, and students.
Eligibility and Terms
Licensed to: |
The software is licensed to staff and faculty of the University of Pennsylvania for installation on University-owned systems for Penn-related academic use or academic research. Software is licensed as either a stand-alone or network version. A license is needed for each installation. The single-user license allows for installation on one computer. Student Licenses: Students purchase Mathematica at the Penn Computer Connection. Wharton, SEAS, and SAS have special arrangements for distributing Mathematica to their students as well as to their faculty and staff. |
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License Year: |
August 1 - July 31 |
Platforms: |
Macintosh, Windows, Linux (64-bit) |
Distribution: |
Users create a Wolfram ID and download Mathematica. An Activation Key is emailed to the User from Wolfram. Wolfram|Alpha Pro is available at no charge to all faculty, staff, and students. |
Usage: |
Users pay an annual right-to-use licensing fee that is renewed each July. The annual maintenance fee entitles you to free upgrades and technical support throughout the year. |
License Key: |
A separate Activation Key is emailed to the User from Wolfram. |
Support: |
Wolfram Tech Support: 217-398-6500. |
Documentation: |
To access the Documentation Center in Mathematica, select "Documentation Center" from the Help menu or utilize the Documentation Center online. |
Additional Information: |
For access to the Wolfram|Alpha Pro edition, sign in on the upper-right corner of the Wolfram|Alpha page . |