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re: (Fwd) MechanicalSystems Upgraded for Faster Modeling with Mathematica 5.2
Some of you may be interested to learn more about MechanicalSystems. We would
also like to hear from anyone who would be interested in reviewing the product from a
UK Higher Education maths, stats and operational research teaching and learning
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http://www.wolfram.com/products/mathematica/index.html
Maple 10
http://www.maplesoft.com/products/maple/demo/index.aspx
Maple TA v2.5
http://www.maplesoft.com/products/mapleta/index.aspx
MapleNet 10
http://www.maplesoft.com/products/maplenet/index.aspx
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interest.
Thanks in advance...........Robert S
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MechanicalSystems Upgraded for Faster Modeling with Mathematica (R) 5.2
Oxfordshire, United Kingdom-20 September 2005-MechanicalSystems 2
is now available from Wolfram Research. This faster, more robust
version of the application package for rigid body system design
is compatible with Mathematica 5.2 and significantly speeds up
prototyping and simulation tasks for complex models.
MechanicalSystems features over 50 two- and three-dimensional
geometric constraints for modeling complex mechanical
relationships. Custom algebraic constraints can also be easily
defined for modeling non-geometric or control relationships. A
new streamlined documentation system with inline examples for
most functions is also included and automatically integrates into
the searchable Mathematica Help Browser.
Other major enhancements include:
* Full internal support for Mathematica's new expression
compilation capabilities
* Simpler symbolic results from many 3D angular constraints
* New forward dynamics block that integrates in 3D angular space
for improved performance and accuracy
* Fully integrated generalized coordinate support in the core
package
* Vector algebra support in Euler parameter space
* Enhanced 3D graphics objects with elliptical cubic sections
* New gear constraints for modeling abstract gear trains
* Capabilities to specify all 3D rotations by angle-axis, Euler
parameters, or virtual rotation vector
This release of MechanicalSystems is part of a key Wolfram
Partnerships Group initiative to team up with developers and
bring innovative software solutions to Mathematica users.
Mathematica application developers and others interested in
working with Wolfram Research should contact
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MechanicalSystems requires Mathematica 5.0 or higher and is
available for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Unix, and compatible
systems. The suggested retail price is GBP 195 (EUR 335).
Upgrade, student, network, and site license discounts are
available. More information about MechanicalSystems can be found
at www.wolfram.com/mechsystems.
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