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online 2d and 3d animations are slowly taking over the realm of mathematical and scientific visualization and analysis of data, but they have been around for a long time, and i was happy to discover that one of the most esteemed online math educational websites would use them for an educational purpose. wolfram alphas mathmatica is the premier website for math, science, and technology education, and the sites online tutorials allow students and teachers the option of virtual hands-on interactive simulations in popular disciplines such as physics, chemistry, biology and astronomy. here we can see wolfram alphas virtual blue marble-astrosat, which shows the night view of the earth from an astronauts angle viewing the west coast of the united states from space.
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the influence of value and risk allows linking taylor series expansion and mathematical theory with its biological underpinnings. these data provide strong support that biologically implemented mathematical theories are brain based and not merely post-hoc theoretical constructs.
recognition of the common origins of mathematical and scientific reasoning over time and across cultures, perhaps more than any other reason, is the ultimate justification for the current survey of mathematics and science. the consolidation of the idea that mathematical and scientific reasoning are unified in terms of being brain based, provides the necessary background for the purpose of this long line of questioning.
in this manuscript, we provide a tutorial on how to use the wolfram differential equations library to help understand the connection between physical intuition and precise mathematical solutions to a simple differential equation. in particular, we review the basic techniques necessary to numerically determine the properties of a specific type of solution, known as a singular or bifurcation point, to a nonlinear differential equation. we also show how it is possible to extend this approach to problems which involve certain nonlinear pdes, such as the laplace equation.