From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia IMTEK Mathematica Supplement
IMTEK Mathematica Supplement
The IMTEK Mathematica Supplement (IMS for short) is • Differential Equation Systems
an open source Mathematica AddOn that aims to provide • Partial Differential Equations
a wealth of tutorials and packages for Scientific and Engi- • Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations
neering purposes, mainly focused on finite element sim- • Coupled Partial Differential Equations
ulations but going far beyond. It is developed at the Chair • Discretization with different methods
for Microsystem Simulation at the Institut für Mikrosys- • Model Order Reduction
(IMTEK),
temtechnik (IMTEK) Albert Ludwigs University of • Solving
Freiburg, Germany. • Game Theory
The three aims of IMS-development are with accompanying utilities, lectures and tips for a thor-
• to provide useful Mathematica computation, ough understanding of the theoretical background and
visualization and simulation packages (along with the used techniques.
complete documentation)
• to provide easy-to-use, hands-on tutorials for
University teaching purposes
See also
• to extend and facilitate Mathematica’s capabilities to • Mathematica
import and export data formats with interface
packages (e.g. to ANSYS)
The covered areas of the IMS are
External links
• Computational Geometry • IMTEK Mathematica Supplement (IMS), download
• Meshing (Voronoi, Delaunay, triangle, the Open Source IMTEK Mathematica Supplement
tetrahedron, polygon) (IMS)
• Graphs • EasyMesh, a 2-D mesh generator
• Electric Circuits (including full transient, DC and • IMTEK
AC analysis) • Wolfram Research
• Process Emulation of typical microstructuring • Mathematica (Wolfram Research)
steps • Wiki-Mathematica, a Mathematica-users wiki
• Data Structures • MASH, a UNIX-scripting interface to Mathematica
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Categories:
• Array programming languages
• Computer algebra systems
• Formula manipulation languages
• Functional languages
• Numerical programming languages
• Term-rewriting programming languages
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