First have a free tier for Wolfram cloud that is going to let a lot of people try out the new, or should that be 'old', language and see if it can do anything for them. While much of what is going on is a marketing exercise, there is some good news. It is only a breakthrough, however, if you haven't already encountered Mathematica, as it is mostly a port of the Mathematica scripting language to the cloud plus some additional libraries such as an API to use Wolfram Alpha. After spending a lot of time agonizing about what to call the Mathematica scripting language it was named Wolfram Language and it has been claimed as a breakthrough. The real mystery of Wolfram Language is why it took Stephen Wolfram so long to realize that it was possible to get a wider adoption of Mathematica by making the language more important than the program. but if you get hooked the bill increases quite quickly. Online HTML: SymManipulatorDoc.nb.html.The next step in the conversion of the Mathematica symbolic math package into a programming language has just been launched - Wolfram Programming Cloud.Wolfram Language notebook: SymManipulatorDoc.nb,.Wolfram Language notebook: PublicNPGHP.nb,.Wolfram Language notebook: SpinorsDoc.nb,.Wolfram Language notebook: InvarDoc.nb,.Wolfram Language notebook: xCobaDoc.nb,.Online HTML: xTensorRefGuide.nb.html, with a list of 341 commands.Postscript dump: xTensorRefGuide.nb.ps,.Wolfram Language notebook: xTensorRefGuide.nb,.Wolfram Language notebook: xTensorDoc.nb,.Wolfram Language notebook: xCoreDoc.nb,.Tutorials on Mathematica and xAct presented by Zu-Cheng Chen at Guangzhou University in 2019.Ĭheck out the great collection of contributed xAct example notebooks,Īnd add your own examples to help others learning to use xAct! Video of a talk by Barry Wardell: Tensor algebra made easy with Mathematica. See also the xAct Course held in Prague in 2018 by Alfonso García-Parrado, the introduction to xAct by Teake Nutma, or the introductory tutorial by Jolyon Bloomfield. Notes for a course on xTensor, held in Paris in April 2009: It is a simple and slow introduction to the system: This is a Wolfram Mathematica slideshow I use in my introductory Outdated pages and undocumented (or badly documented) features of the Keepingĭocumentation up to date is difficult, and I ask for help in reporting In the different packages, and accessible in different formats. XAct has more than 500 A4-pages of documentation, distributed
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