AMBRE is part of a collection of tools devoted to the evaluation of Mellin-Barnes integrals collected at HEPFORGE.
ANT - ANalytic loopTools - is a Mathematica package implementing all Passarino-Veltman functions up to boxes as defined by FormCalc and LoopTools in the limit of vanishing external momenta. Additionally, it includes all first derivatives of B0, B1, C0, C1, C2 as well as C00 in the limit of vanishing external momenta.
This Mathematica package facilitates the integration of notebooks to the Documentation Center, without needing to use the Wolfram Workbench.
A package for Mathematica 6 and later that facilitates analytic and numerical density-matrix calculations in atomic and related systems.
The package contains more than 820 tools which eliminate restrictions of a number of standard tools of the Mathematica system, and expand its software with new tools. In this context, the package can serve as a certain additional tool of modular programming, especially useful in the numerous applications where certain nonstandard evaluations have to accompany programming. At that, tools presented in the given package have a direct relationship to certain principal questions of procedure–functional programming in the Mathematica system, not only for the decision of applied problems, but, first of all, for creation of software extending frequently used facilities of... Read more.
BioFormatsLink extends Import to be able to import many image formats typically used in biology, particularly in microscopy. It interfaces with the BioFormats library.
A Mathematica toolbox for solving system of differential equations, fitting coefficients, convolution, and more, with application for modeling Linear and Nonlinear Biokinetic Systems. It includes the current ICRP biokinetic models. It can be applied in pharmacokinetic, internal dosimetry, bioassay evaluations, nuclear medicine and more. This toolbox consist of Mathematica packages and tutorials.
Fast vectorized evaluation of conditional expressions over arrays, with a simple notation. Inspired by MATLAB's advanced logical matrix indexing.
Visualizes the content of BVH files. BVH files contain recorded motion data, and are visualized by a skeleton reproducing the recorded movements.
Chess package (preliminary). User interface for ordinary chess games, including PGN read
CifImport imports a Crystallographic Information File (CIF). It also applies the symmetry operations of the crystal structure to the atoms in the file in order to construct the complete crystal structure.
CMBquick is a package for Mathematica in which tools are provided to compute the spectrum and bispectrum of Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB). It is unavoidably slow, but the main goal is not to design a tool which can be used for systematic exploration of parameters in cosmology, but rather a toy CMB code which is transparent and easily modified.
A Mathematica package to calculate the Wilson Coefficients of SMEFT operators (up to dimension - 6) to connect some Beyond Standard Model (BSM) theory with weak scale precision observables, using Covariant Derivative Expansion. Works for single and multiple degenerate heavy field propagators, at tree and one-loop level.
ColorBar is an interactive ColorFunction designer for Mathematica. It allows you to easily modify existing color functions, change colors or vary the blending fraction and get the final result in other applications. You can also use it directly inside a plotting function.
A GUI for making custom gradients. The gradients are copied-to-clipboard as a Blend function which can be used e.g. with the ColorFunction option in graphics.
ColorMath is a Mathematica package for symbolically performing color summed calculations in SU(Nc). It is based on advanced pattern matching and uses a syntax which is very similar to how QCD color structure is written on paper.
This package allows the creation of complex symbol names with any formatting that is possible in strings, including brackets, parentheses, and multiple super-/sub- scripts. These symbol names are usable in input cells, through copy/paste, palette entry, and/or
Version 1.0 (6/23/2019).
Simple package for replacing combinations of constants with single constants.
For interfacing with software commonly used in cosmology. A fork of this package with some modifications is available here.
Crystallica is an application for crystal and molecular structures. The user can manipulate structures and create plots with a variety of elements like atoms, bonds, lattice planes, and coordination polyhedra. Design and layout can be adjusted through various options.
CurvesGraphics6 is a package for drawing parametric, contour or stream curves, or text, on any surface in 3D. It can also place arrowhead on curves produced by various builtin plotting functions.
DataAnalysis provides functions for uncertainty propagation and extended data table operations. It also allows processing of chemical analyses of various sorts (import, calibration, ...) and the conversion of compositions between different sets of components. Furthermore, the PHREEQC software package can be run using this package, allowing thermodynamic and kinetic calculations in natural aquatic systems.
This is a Mathematica Application Project. Packages in this project extend Wolfram Language with commands that are related to data management. There is a basic Utilities Package that is used in transformations between Wolfram Language constructs such as List, Rule, Association, and Dataset, and external serialization standards such as JSON and comma-separated values (CSV) files. On top of that package we are porting RESTful APIs from various web services through URLFetch into Wolfram Language building commands with arguments that specify options with rules of the form name->value. An example of such a RESTful API is the OrientDB HTTP API and... Read more.
The DebugTrace package is an attempt to design a better alternative to the built-in debugger .
DebugTrace uses no special hooks into Mathematica, instead it modifies the source code as it is presented to the kernel, to add the necessary hooks to allow the debugger to operate. This process imposes much less run-time overhead than TraceScan (used by M-Debug).
A Mathematica package for manipulating Dirichlet characters, using Conrey's notation as adopted by the LMFDB. Extensive examples are included.
Discrete is a Mathematica package providing tools for model building with discrete symmetries. Its main features are
This is a port of DistMesh to the Wolfram Language complete with Documentation.
Can create a continuous diverging color map starting from any two RGB colors, by converting to linear-RGB, then XYZ, then CIELAB, and finally into Msh, a polar-coordinate version of CIELAB. These color palettes are useful for visualizing data where both large low and high values are interesting, with a well-defined midpoint.
DsixTools is a Mathematica Package for the matching and renormalization-group evolution from the New Physics scale to the scale of Low Energy observables.
Dynamo is a suite of Mathematica notebooks that contain code visualizing phase diagrams, vector fields and other graphics related to evolutionary game dynamics.
A Dynamical Systems Package Running Under Mathematica This package contains routines for integrating and plotting solutions of systems of nonlinear ordinary differential equations. The package runs under Mathematica. The Mathematica code in the package is fully documented. There are 21 tutorial notebooks to give you a quick introduction to various features of DynPac. The titles of those tutorials give a brief summary of the scope of the package: Introduction to DynPac; Integration and Plotting (2D); Integration and Plotting (3D); Equilibrium and Stability; Local Solution Near Equilibrium Point; Comparison of Integration Methods; Periodic Solutions of Autonomous Systems; Periodic Solutions of Driven Systems;... Read more.
A Mathematica package that provides explicit matrix expressions for group theoretic calculations in E6.
Species- and trait-based ecological and eco-evolutionary modeling, including adaptive dynamics.
v1.0.3 released October 8, 2019
EconMult is a meta-model where structural variables define the resolutions of an infinite number of potential models. Structural variables are set by the command EMsetup. When no arguments are provided, the default values of the structural variables are used.
In addition EconMult includes PopulationGrowth, a package including standard population models.
This is a collection of function that may be useful for common tasks in macrorconomic analysis. Some of the included funcitons are: an interface to ARIMA-X13 binary, functions to estiamte VAR and identify SVAR.
A collection of fourteen packages that extend the core of Wolfram Language, packages for studying cellular automata, binary trees and more.
The AbstractAlgebra package is a freely available complement to the book Exploring Abstract Algebra with Mathematica. The package supports working with (finite) groups, rings, fields, and morphisms and functions related to each of these objects. There are a large number of built-in groups (including such standard groups as $Z_n$, $U_n$ (units of $Z_n$), $S_n$, and $D_n$, as well as direct products and quotients of these) and rings (including $Z_n$, Boolean rings and lattice rings, as well as polynomial, matrix and function extension rings). One can also create functions between groups or rings and investigate if these are morphisms.
ExportTable is a faster implementation of Mathematica's Export[..., "Table"] for matrices of real numbers.
FEMAddOns provides additional FEM packages: Domain decomposition DistMesh FEMUtils Domain decomposition is a way to solve a PDE without having to build the system matrix for the full domain. Instead, this method solves the problem on subdomains and iteratively finds the global solution from the local solutions. This requires much less memory than solving the problem over the full domain. DistMesh is a Wolfram Language implementation of the DistMesh mesh generator. FEMUtils provides, at the time of writing, three functions. ElementMeshSmoothing takes as its input an element mesh and outputs a new mesh that has a higher mean quality, StructuredMesh creates structured meshes, and... Read more.
FeynCalc is a Mathematica package for symbolic evaluation of Feynman diagrams and algebraic calculations in quantum field theory and elementary particle physics.
FindMathematica is a CMake module that tries to find a Mathematica installation and provides CMake functions for Mathematica's C/C++ interface.
This is the development page for the FlexibleSUSY project. FlexibleSUSY provides Mathematica and C++ code to create fast and modular spectrum generators for supersymmetric and non-supersymmetric models. It is based on SOFTSUSY and SARAH.
This package extends Mathematica's built-in format rules. Assignments to expressions and lists are now possible. The package adds definitions Assign, CAssign and FortranAssign and MapleAssign. Many shortcomings of the built-in formatting code have also been addressed, such as the limit on continuation lines in FORTRAN77 and assignments to Expressions. Code optimization is possible via the auxiliary function Experimental`OptimizeExpression and the option AssignOptimize. The options of Experimental`OptimizeExpression, such as OptimizationLevel, can also be passed to the Assign functions. The functions are primarily intended for use with the Splice command. When using Splice, the option FormatType->OutputForm should be specified. Interactive output within a Mathematica session is also possible (see also the AssignToFile option). All expressions are written... Read more.
FormCalc is a Mathematica package for the calculation of tree-level and one-loop Feynman diagrams. It reads diagrams generated with FeynArts and returns the results in a way well suited for further numerical and analytical evaluation.
FormFlavor is a Mathematica based tool for computing a broad list of flavor and CP observables in general new physics models. Based on the powerful machinery of FeynArts and FormCalc, FormFlavor calculates the one-loop Wilson coefficients of the dimension 5 and 6 Standard Model effective Lagrangian entirely from scratch. These Wilson coefficients are then evolved down to the low scale using one-loop QCD RGEs, where they are transformed into flavor and CP observables. The last step is accomplished using a model-independent, largely stand-alone package called FFObservables that is included with FormFlavor. The SM predictions in FFObservables include up-to-date references and... Read more.
A Mathematica package to handle errors when calling a function with wrong arguments.
Gives informative feedback in form of an FailureObject when there are too litte, or too many or wrong arguments.
Mathematica package for Clifford (geometric) algebra calculations.
Main features: Textbook notation and precedences of products (without Mathematica palettes) Algebraic operations in orthonormal frame (additive representation, symbolic coefficients) Switching between multiple algebras in same Mathematica session Matrix representations of Cl(p,q) algebras Idempotents with different base element sorting Main involutions and general multivector inverse
Grassmann algebra is a mathematical system which predates vector algebra, and yet is more powerful, subsuming and unifying much of the algebra used by engineers and physicists. It has remained relatively unknown since its discovery around 1832, yet is now emerging as a potential mathematical system for describing such diverse applications as robotic manipulators and fundamental physical theories.
The GrassmannAlgebra package is a computer algebra package written in Mathematica's programming language. It is accompanied by an extensive guide. The package contains useful palettes for quick entry of expressions.
The GrIP is a Mathematica® based package that computes the Group Invariant Polynomial of (super)fields. The user needs to prepare an input file containing information about (super)field content and their transformation properties under the assigned symmetries. The order of the polynomial is determined by the mass (non-supersymmetric models) and canonical (supersymmetric scenarios) dimensions. These operators can be suitably collected to form the Lagrangian. The GrIP allows the user to look for operators for specific processes which makes it unique. This program lays the foundation for BSM-EFT.
GTPack is a free Mathematica group theory package containing more than 200 additional group theory modules for the Mathematica language. GTPack builds a bridge between computational algebra, university education and modern research, with wide-ranging applications in condensed matter and solid-state physics, photonics, and quantum chemistry (Latest version: GTPack 1.2 (June 2020)). Basic functionality: install point and space groups; calculate multiplication tables, classes, cosets, character tables, representation matrices, projection operators, Clebsch-Gordan coefficients, etc. Structure: store, manipulate and generate structures of crystals and molecules; import/export to/from standard formats such as cif, POSCAR, etc. Applications: construct Hamiltonians based on tight-binding, plane-wave expansion, crystal field theory; construct... Read more.
An Open Source Mathematica Package that provides a platform independent way to import HDF5 (.h5) file's datasets with compound datatypes while hiding much of the HDF5 implementation from the user.
Makes it easy to write Mathematica packages in Haskell. Just write some functions and provide a package specification in a simple DSL that mimics that of Mathematica's mprep utility.
The HolonomicFunctions package allows to deal with multivariate holonomic functions and sequences. For this purpose the package can compute annihilating ideals and execute closure properties (addition, multiplication, substitutions) for such functions. An annihilating ideal represents the set of linear differential equations, linear recurrences, q-difference equations, and mixed linear equations that a given function satisfies. Summation and integration of multivariate holonomic functions can be performed via creative telescoping. As subtasks, the following functionalities have been implemented in HolonomicFunctions: computations in Ore algebras (noncommutative polynomial arithmetic with mixed difference-differential operators), noncommutative Gröbner bases, and solving of coupled linear systems of differential or... Read more.
Updated implementation of the Hodrick-Prescott filter in Mathematica - based on original code by Johannes Ludsteck, code improvements by Ekkehart Schlicht. Updated for version 9+ compatibility and one-sided implementation by Luci Ellis
Expands hypergeometric JFJ-1 functions around their parameters. Detailed descriptions are available at hep-ph/0507094 and arXiv:0708.2443 .
IGraph/M is a Mathematica package for use in complex networks and graph theory research. It started out as a well-integrated Mathematica interface to igraph, one of the most popular open source network analysis packages available. In addition to exposing igraph functionality to Mathematica, the current version of IGraph/M contains many other functions for working with graphs. Functionality highlights: Interruption support: using Evaluate → Abort Evaluation in Mathematica works with most IGraph/M functions. Network analysis Weighted centrality measures; fast centrality estimation in large graphs; centralization. Community detection algorithms. Count graph motifs (3- and 4-motifs); find triangles. Randomly rewire graphs while keeping their density or degree sequence. Many random graph... Read more.
This package contains a Mathematica importer for CERN ROOT data files. The importer uses a MathLink program to dynamically load and use the ROOT libraries. In this package, we include the source files as well as Mathematica notebooks documenting the usage of this importer.
Import finite element mesh to Mathematica (ElementMesh object) from other mesh generators. Currently supports "Abaqus", "Comsol", "Elfen" and "Gmsh".
The IMTEK Mathematica Supplement, or IMS for short is an open source Mathematica add-on and provides a wealth of packages and tutorials from a variety of application areas, but with a strong focus on Finite Element Computations. The IMS is a continuous project at the Chair for Microsystem Simulation, Department for Microsystem Engineering (IMTEK), University of Freiburg, Germany. Website (not Github like the main link).
Indivaria is a collection of within-host models for the dynamics of Plasmodium falciparum malaria parasite in human during treatment with artesunate. The package was used in studying artemisin resistance in human which observed in the trial in 2007-2009 (https://www.pnas.org/content/108/1/397).
IntU is a package for Mathematica computer algebra system, which allows calculating polynomial integrals over the unitary group with respect to the Haar measure. he preprint of the paper describing the package is available at Z. Puchała, J.A. Miszczak, Symbolic integration with respect to the Haar measure on the unitary group in Mathematica, arXiv:1109.4244.
Mathematica code for joint inference of identities by descent along multiple chromosomes from population samples.
The KnotTheory package is the main tool used to create the Knot Atlas.
A Mathematica-package for OPEs in vertex algebras. The package Lambda is designed for calculating λ-brackets in both vertex algebras, and in SUSY vertex algebras. This is equivalent to calculating operator product expansions in two-dimensional conformal field theory. For an introduction, see http://arxiv.org/abs/1004.5264 .
Wolfram Language syntax highlighting support for the Microsoft Visual Studio Code editor.
Finds analytical and numerical polynomial approximations of solutions to initial value problems, boundary value problems and more.
LieART (Lie Algebras and Representation Theory) is a Mathematica application for computations frequently encountered in Lie algebras and representation theory, such as tensor product decomposition and subalgebra branching of irreducible representations. LieART can handle all classical and exceptional Lie algebras. It computes root systems of Lie algebras, weight systems and several other properties of irreducible representations. LieART's user interface has been created with a strong focus on usability and thus allows the input of irreducible representations via their dimensional name, while the output is in the textbook style used in most particle-physics publications. The unique Dynkin labels of irreducible representations... Read more.
LiteRed is a Mathematica package performing the IBP reduction of the multiloop integrals. It also contains the tools for the construction of the differential equations and dimensional recurrence relations.
The LTemplate package simplifies developing LibraryLink code by automatically generating much of the needed boilerplate code based on "templates" that describe a class interface.
A package for decompressing LZW compressed data. It can read data compressed using the Unix compress command, i.e. .Z files, and integrates into Import[].
Many packages, some of them generating plots and visualizations, others related to statistics. Several of the packages are related to Monte Carlo methods.
Purpose The calculation of loop decays is a tedious work, which can rarely be performed in a reasonable time by calculating all arising diagrams by hand. The Mathematica package MasterTwoallows the automated calculation of all one- and two-loop Feynman integrals reducable to scalar integrals independent of external momenta and depending on up to two different masses. In contrast to other programmes like Reduceand Form it works completely inside Mathematica. Compared to other programmes like HIP, Tracer and FeynArts , MasterTwo is much smaller. It consists of two subpackages, Fermions and Integrals. Fermions covers the standard Dirac Algebra allowing the transformation of... Read more.
A package for using LaTeX in Mathematica graphics, legends, plot labels, etc. Ideal for publication quality figures or for matching the style of figure labels with that of LaTeX-generated documents.
A Mathematica package for differential analysis of metabolite profiles. MathDAMP facilitates the visualization of differences between metabolite profiles acquired by hyphenated mass spectrometry techniques. Differences are highlighted by applying arithmetic operations to all corresponding signal intensities from whole raw (automatically preprocessed and normalized) datasets on a datapoint-by-datapoint basis. The results are visualized using density plots.
A Mathematica package to make up for Mathematica's abysmal built-in auto-save functionality. Once loaded, it will automatically backup any open notebook at user-defined intervals. Configurable, works well...
The package file, NotebookBackup.m, should be saved to the Mathematica user "Applications" folder; for Unix systems (including OS X) this is ~/.Mathematica/Applications. In Windows Vista/7 it's something like C:\Users\[you]\AppData\... The package can then be loaded by entering <<NotebookBackup` into Mathematica. More instructions are inside the file; note that it may need to be configured for the particular system (paths, etc.) before being used. Mathematica 7+.
A Mathematica interface for the WEKA 2.0 data mining software.
Mathematica package containing a general-purpose Markov chain Monte Carlo routine. Includes various examples and documentation.
Features:
Usage examples are available on Mathematica.StackExchange:
The Mathematica.jl package provides an interface for using Wolfram Mathematica from the Julia language. It is based on MathLink.jl, a MathLink interface for Julia.
MathematicaStan is an interface for Stan, which is a probabilistic language for Bayesian inference, with MCMC sampling, approximate Bayesian inference, with variational sampling, and penalized maximum likelihood methods with optimizations.
MathIOmica provides a framework for graphical, numerical and symbolic work for omics analyses. The code cross-platform, open source and includes full integrated documentation.
This package provides access to Mathematica's MathLink library from Julia, with convenient wrappers for import Mathematica functions, seamless data conversion etc. It is used as the bases of the Mathematica.jl Julia package.
MathPSfrag is a Mathematica package providing a graphics export function that automatically replaces Mathematica expressions in a graphic by the corresponding LaTeX constructs and positions them correctly. It thus facilitates the creation of publication-quality Enscapulated PostScript (EPS) graphics. It can also create LaTeX independent EPS and PDF files for processing with other programs or pdfLaTeX.
The MathToolBox is further essential development of the package of the same name and contains more than 1420 means of different purpose which eliminate restrictions of a number of standard tools of the Mathematica system or complement their alonging with expanding Mathematica software with new tools. In this context, the package can serve as a certain additional tool of procedural and functional programming, especially useful in the numerous appendices where certain non-standard evaluations have to accompany programming. At that, tools presented in the given package have a direct relationship to certain principal questions of procedural and functional programming in the... Read more.
Seven different packages related to mathematical physics; a package for GR-type tensor algebra, one for Virasoro algebra, one for algebra with Grassman variables, a package for Polchinski theta-function conventions, a package specialized at inverting diagonal matrices by inverting each diagonal entry separately, and two packages that deal with approximations to the Ricci-flat metric on the algebraic Calabi-Yau manifold.
A comprehensive Mathematica package for crystallographic computations, MaXrd, has been developed. It comprises space group representations based on International Tables for Crystallography, volume A together with scattering factors from XOP and cross sections from xraylib. Featured functionalities include calculation of structure factors, linear absorption coefficients and crystallographic transformations. The crystal data used by MaXrd is normally generated from external cif files.
A package implementing multidimensional scaling.
This package provides monad-like implementation for for the following Latent Semantic Analysis (LSA) main sequence of steps :
This package defines the function MosaicPlot that summarizes the conditional probabilities of co-occurrence of the categorical values in a Dataset object or a list of records of the same length.
mPower.m is a Mathematica package that interfaces with qhull and Power Diagram binaries to provide convex hull, Delaunay and Voronoi tessellations in 2D, 3D and higher dimensions, regular tetrahedralizations in 3D and computing vertices of power diagrams in 3D.
The main contribution of MTools is to allow object oriented programming in Mathematica in a very natural way .
The package also contains:
Organic molecules can have single, double or triple bonds between atoms. The multiBondPlot function uses the bond multiplicity as found in ChemicalData[] or in a MOL file, and returns a 3D plot of the molecule with multiple bonds.
NetLogo is a modelling environment for agent-based modelling using the Logo programming language. It comes with a Mathematica link that makes it possible to run and analyse models directly from Mathematica.
This package contains routines and tools for obtuse angle shadowing networks and distance-based interpolation between scattered, multidimensional points. Four variants of distance-based interpolation can be compared with (coordinate-based) 2D Delaunay interpolation. The Obtuse package adds five interpolation methods to the Mathematica Interpolation command: Delaunay interpolation, Voronoi interpolation, Shepard interpolation, RBF interpolation, ObtuseAngle interpolation.
OGRe is a modern Mathematica package for tensor calculus, designed to be both powerful and user-friendly. It can be used in a variety of contexts where tensor calculations are needed, in both mathematics and physics, but it is especially suitable for general relativity. Tensors are abstract objects, which can be represented as multi-dimensional arrays once a choice of index configuration and coordinate system is made. OGRe stays true to this definition, but takes away the complexities that come with combining tensors in different representations. This is done using an object-oriented programming approach, as detailed in the documentation. The user initially defines each... Read more.
Framework simplifying validation of options.
It provides functions registering arbitrary tests for values of options, of given symbols, with names matching given patterns. Test of relations between different options can be also registered.
Registered tests can be automatically used in various different strategies of option value testing. Tests can be performed while evaluating body of function when option values are accessed, or they can be performed upfront while matching function pattern. When tests fail - function can either return a value denoting failure, or can remain unevaluated.
Package-X is a Mathematica package for the analytic calculation and symbolic manipulation of one-loop Feynman integrals in relativistic quantum field theory.
Read and convert Newick trees, hierarchical cluster objects and tree graphs to evolutionary cladograms (with explicit branching distances) and back. The package has various functions to work with trees and cladograms directly: it can extract internal and terminal nodes, paths and measure distances of nodes. Latest version: v1.1.0 (2017 01. 31.)
Enhances PLY support in Mathematica.
Current version adds support for exporting Points (currently only for point-only Graphics3D data).
PlotMarkers. See full description on Mathematica.SE.
Renders Graphics3D objects using the POVRay ray-tracing software.
ProjectInstaller is a simple web installer for Mathematica projects. The projects can be stored on the web or on the local machine, in .zip or .tar.gz formats. It attempts to download and install a given project into a specified project directory.
Collection of simple functions which enhance the Wolfram Language, documentation: https://github.com/arnoudbuzing/prototypes/wiki
Examples are in the "test.nb" notebook in the package.
The most up-to-date lexer and highlighter for Mathematica/Wolfram Language source code using the pygments engine.
A free Mathematica add-on for Dirac Bra-Ket Notation, Quantum Algebra, Quantum Computing and the QHD approximation to the Heisenberg Equations of Motion.
RadarChart Mathematica Package The RadarChart mathematica package incorporates Radar Charts (also known as Spider Charts, Web Charts and Star Plots) as a new set of visualization tools into the mathematica environment.
REAP (Renormalization group Evolution of Angles and Phases) is a Mathematica package for solving the renormalization group equations (RGE) of the quantities relevant for neutrino masses, for example the dimension-5 neutrino mass operator, the Yukawa matrices and the gauge couplings.
The package MPT (Mixing Parameter Tools) allows to extract the lepton masses, mixing angles and CP phases from the mass matrices of the neutrinos and the charged leptons. Thus, the running of the neutrino mass matrix calculated by REAP can be translated into the running of the mixing parameters and the mass eigenvalues.
RhinoLink is a package for interfacing with the Rhinoceros 3D modelling and CAD software, as well as its Grasshopper visual scripting extension.
With RhinoLink you can:
RISCErgoSum is a collection of packages created at the Research Institute for Symbolic Computation (RISC), Linz, Austria. The included packages are: Asymptotics for computing asymptotic series expansions of univariate holonomic sequences; Dependencies for computing algebraic relations of C-finite sequences and multi-sequences; Engel is an implementation of q-Engel Expansion; fastZeil, the Paule/Schorn Implementation of Gosper’s and Zeilberger’s Algorithms; GeneratingFunctions for manipulations of univariate holonomic functions and sequences; GenOmega, Guo-Niu Han’s general Algorithm for MacMahon’s Partition Analysis; Guess for guessing multivariate recurrence equations; HolonomicFunctions for dealing with multivariate holonomic functions, including closure properties, summation, and integration; MultiSum for proving hypergeometric multi-sum... Read more.
A suite of recurrence analysis algorithms for investigating dynamical systems ala Webber and friends.
SARAH is a Mathematica package for building and analyzing SUSY and non-SUSY models. It calculates all vertices, mass matrices, tadpoles equations, one-loop corrections for tadpoles and self-energies, and two-loop RGEs for a given model. SARAH writes model files for FeynArts, CalcHep/CompHep, which can also be used for dark matter studies using MicrOmegas, the UFO format which is supported by MadGraph 5 and for WHIZARD and OMEGA. SARAH is also the first available spectrum-generator-generator: based on the derived, analytical expression it creates source code for SPheno. In that way, it is possible to implement new models in SPheno without the need to... Read more.
This packages is for interfacing with the Singular computer algebra system. Singular is an open-source computer algebra system for polynomial computations, with special emphasis on commutative and non-commutative algebra, algebraic geometry, and singularity theory.
SNA is a Mathematica toolbox for stoichiometric network analysis. Among other things, it supports flux balance analysis and the enumeration of the elementary vectors of the flux and the conversion cone.
SNEG library is a Mathematica package that provides a framework for performing calculations using the operators of the second quantization with an emphasis on the anti-commuting fermionic operators in the context of solid-state and atomic physics. It consists of a collection of transformation rules that define the algebra of operators and a comprehensive library of utility functions. SNEG library is the foundation of the NRG Ljubljana package, however it can also be used as a stand-alone package.
GeneralUtilities`PrintDefinitions, which however is only available for Mathematica 10 and later.
A collection of packages useful for demonstrating concepts in computer-music theory.
This is a package for working with symmetric functions. It has the core bases, as well as Jack and Macdonald polynomials, LLT polynomials, SchurP and SchurQ functions, the Hall inner product, plethysm and the Delta operator.
This also has support for working multiple alphabets, which is useful when dealing with plethysm calculus.
Compare with Stembridge's sf package for Maple, or Curtis Greene's symfun13 package.
A framework for writing and executing tests with many different combinations of parameters, or random parameters.
TensoriaCalc tackles (semi-)Riemannian tensor calculus problems encountered in general relativity, cosmology, and field theory. Currently, it calculates geometric objects – Christoffel symbols, the Riemann curvature tensor, Ricci tensor and scalar, etc. – given a metric and the relevant coordinates; and performs basic operations such as covariant derivatives of tensors.
TIDES is a free software to integrate numerically Ordinary Differential Equations by using a Taylor Series method. It consists on a C (Fortran) library, libTIDES, and a Mathematica package, MathTIDES.
TuGames is a Mathematica package to determine and to check some game properties of transferable utility games. It provides more than 200 different functions to calculate, for instance, (pre-)kernel elements, the (pre-)nucleolus, the modiclus, the modified and proper modified pre-kernel, the Shapley value, Lorenz solution, Dutta-Ray solution, excess payoffs, the tau-value, chi-value, Gately point, the vertices of a core, and much more. Moreover, it verifies if the game is convex, average-convex or superadditive just to mention some interesting game properties. It can be used in serial as well as in parallel mode, and in conjunction with MATLink to build up... Read more.
Tunnel is a set of scripts that simplify launching remote Mathematica kernels where all established MathLink connections are automatically tunneled through a secure shell connection (SSH).
ExtractArchive function, except that Unzip prints the file names (using Print or PrintTemporary) while unzipping.
The package UserHelp` is aimed to simplify work with the user help pages that includes generating the user package documentation and examples of the Wolfram Mathematica system objects, searching within user documentation, and editing and rebuilding of the user help pages.
VaspImport imports crystal structures from various file types associated with the Vienna Ab-Initio Simulation Package (VASP). The package recognizes the following formats: POSCAR, CONTCAR, OUTCAR, XDATCAR, vasprun.xml. More information about VASP can be found on the official website, www.vasp.at.
A package for web browsing automation. It makes it possible to control Google Chrome and other browsers from within Mathematica.
An implementation of Microsoft’s Language Server Protocol (LSP) for Wolfram Language, and client side code for the VS Code code editor.
HTTP server implemented in Wolfram Language. It evaluates Wolfram Language expressions sent to it via post requests and returns the result.
A Wolfram Language client for the XML-RPC WordPress API.
WuRittSolva is a standard application package for computer algebra system Mathematica(TM) developed by Liu Hua-Shan for mechanization mathematics education purpose at present. It introduces the Wu-Ritt Well-Order Principle and Zero-Decompostion Theorem as its key theory considering points, and has implemented the most operation for normal polynomials processing, such as fixing CLASS, MAIN VARIABLE, SEPARANT, POLYNOMIAL RANK, BASIC SET, CHARACTERISTIC SET and so on. What is more, it supplies smart functions for elementary geometry theorems proving, promising theorem proving in a smart way. It strongly advises that the polynomials appearing for functions in WuRittSolva are belong to polynomial ring K[u_1,u_2,...,u_n;x_1,x_2,...,x_n] such that... Read more.
Set of packages enhancing capabilities of Wolfram Workbench. Features include, inter alia, creating cross-version compatible documentation and including, in build scripts, test suite runs in multiple Mathematica versions.
xAct is a suite of free and actively maintained packages for tensor computer algebra in Mathematica. xAct implements state-of-the-art algorithms for fast manipulations of indices and has been modelled on the current geometric approach to General Relativity. It is highly programmable and configurable. Since its first public release in March 2004, xAct has been intensively tested and has solved a number of hard problems in GR.
xCellerator is a Mathematica package designed to aide biological modeling via the automated conversion of chemical reactions into ODEs and their subsequent solution via numerical integration.
LinearModelFit alternative, that allows to fit to data with X and Y errors. Based on York 2004:
A Mathematica package that contains functions for performing triangle-wye (also delta-wye or ΔY) and wye-triangle (also wye-delta or YΔ) transforms on simple undirected graphs.