Mathematica
Description
Mathematica is next CAS (Computer Algebra System) like Matlab and Maple. It is able to analyze data sets, solve complex differential equations, and develop an entire solution for fast, high-precision numeric and symbolic computation. Mathematica also provides 2D and 3D data visualization and programming capabilities.
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Note: To enable computational-intensive computations within Mathematica, one can make use of its parallel/distributed extension called GridMathematica -- see details at GridMathematica documentation.
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License
Commercial software, just for academic use.
WARNING: The purchased licenses permit just an academic use of the program!
WARNING: The provided Mathematica licenses are allowed to be used just on the nodes in Brno location!
(Please, use qsub -l select=...:brno=true ... during the submission.)
- module
mathematica-13.2available for all the registered users. - module
mathematica-12.2available for all the registered users. - module
mathematica-11.3available for all the registered users. - module
mathematica-11.1available for all the registered users. - module
mathematica-11available for all the registered users. - module
mathematica-10Mathematica version 10.0.1, 10 concurrent runs, the license purchased by the CERIT-SC Centre, available for all the registered CERIT-SC/MetaVO users. - module
mathematica-10.3 - module
mathematica-9Mathematica version 9.0.1, 10 concurrent runs, the license purchased by the CERIT-SC Centre, available for all the registered CERIT-SC/MetaVO users. - modules
mathematica-9-XXXMathematica version 9.0.1, installations dedicated for use by the institutions owning a Mathematica license (actually, XXX = JCU, FZU or UK). - modules
mathematica-8-XXXMathematica version 8, installations dedicated for use by the institutions owning a Mathematica license (actually, XXX = JCU, FZU or UK). - modules
mathematica-7
- Note: If you are interested in using your Mathematica license within the MetaCentrum infrastructure, contact us for more details (the license terms and conditions of your license have to be consulted if such a use is available).
Usage
Initialize enviroment ("module add mathematica-11.3" (version 11.3) or (in cases your institution has Mathematica licenses) "module add mathematica-9-XXX" or "module add mathematica-8-XXX") and run "Mathematica":
$ Mathematica # GUI version
$ math # command-line version
Note: To enable computational-intensive computations within Mathematica, one can make use of its parallel/distributed extension called GridMathematica -- see details at Gridmathematica documentation.
Example of interactive use:
$ qsub -I -l select=1:ncpus=1:mem=1gb:scratch_local=1gb:brno=true -l walltime=1:00:00
$ module add mathematica-11.3
$ math
In[1]:= 1 + 1
Out[1]= 2
In[2]:= 1 + 2
Out[2]= 3
Notice: This application use or needs GUI – graphical interface. To use the application in graphical mode see Remote desktop or X-Window.
Documentation
- Mathematica and Maple comparison: http://www.wolfram.com/mathematica/compare-mathematica/compare-mathematica-and-maple.html