LoadList and LoadMatrix are now available on iPhone and iPad! Follow these simple steps to load list and matrix data into MathStudio. 1) Create your list as a text file. In this example we have created a file called numbers.txt. This … Continue reading →
MathStudio automatically interprets a list of lists as matrix when each list is of the same size. For example, an input of a={1,2,4,9} is interpreted as a list with four objects, where for example . A matrix can be formed … Continue reading →
There are many ways to decompose a matrix A into matrices whose product is also A. The following functions are supported by MathStudio, LUDecomposition(A) is a function that computes the LU decomposition of a matrix. Cholesky(A) is a purely numerical … Continue reading →
MathStudio has two different functions for solving equations, Solve and SolveSystem. Solve is used for single equations, as in Solve(5x^2+8=4,x) which returns a list consisting of two complex solutions, . If interested in solving a system of equations, for example, … Continue reading →