Useful Links for Physics & Math

• Wolfram's mathworld.  Pretty much a mathematical compendium. 
  
• NIST math.  Includes, among other things, verified excellent numerical  and  various  computational resources.

• "Essential Mathematica for Students of Science,"  good for beginners.  Provides full notebook code (.nb) with examples.
• Visualization in Mathematica.  Gives examples showing how to create scientific visualizations of data in two and three dimensions. 
  
• David Park's "DrawGraphics" page.  Excellent "add-on" for Mathematica that can make graphics generation easier.
• "Tip and Tricks in Mathematica."
• Three dimension graphics.
• OpenGL interactive 3D viewer for Mathematica.  From Wolfram - works well and is cheap.
  

• Excellent  POV-Ray tutorial for beginners.  Example based.

• "The Not So Short Introduction to LaTeX."  Excellent for beginners.
• "Using Imported Graphics in LaTeX."  Good guide showing how to manipulate figures in LaTeX papers.
• "The Complete LaTeX Symbol List."
• Templates for making LaTeX conference posters A0-A4.

• "Scattering, Absorption, and Emission of Light by Small Particles,"  Excellent (free) E&M scattering book.
  

[ Physics Home | KSU]