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"Mathematica" is a processing system that incorporates countless functions available across a wide range of fields, from science, engineering, biotechnology, medicine, finance, art, and education to hobbies. It is undoubtedly a tool for users to materialize their ideas and a partner in their research and development, consistently providing surprises and discoveries. 【Features】 ■ An all-in-one integrated system ■ Powerful and user-friendly ■ Seamlessly integrated with the cloud ■ Instant access to real-world data ■ Over 150,000 examples *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

Wolfram SystemModeler has all the tools necessary for physical modeling and simulation. Wolfram SystemModeler does not require any add-ons and fully supports the Modelica language. When integrated with Mathematica, it provides a comprehensive environment for rapid iteration of integrated analysis, understanding, and system development. It is truly a driving force for insights, innovation, and results.

At Meiji University, Faculty of Comprehensive Mathematical Sciences, Department of Phenomenological Mathematics, we would like to introduce examples of the use of 'Mathematica'. This product has been utilized in research such as the construction of pattern solutions in reaction-diffusion systems, applications of pattern functionality, and explosion problems and their applications. By visualizing, the image of mathematical formulas becomes concrete, and it has been helpful when considering the direction of proofs. 【Case Summary】 ■ The numerical calculation and drawing functions for ordinary differential equations are very simple, so they are used frequently. ■ When illustrating calculation results, the features of this product (such as using Manipulate[] to change parameters and draw graphs) are very useful. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case where 'SystemModeler' was implemented in the research on constructing a component selection system for a robotic arm using simulations and evaluating the validity of the created simulation model by comparing it with the actual machine at the Department of Mechanical Systems Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology. By using the simulation model as a substitute for the prototype, we were able to utilize it in the design of the robotic arm by checking the load on the motor and other factors. Since it is component-based, we received feedback that the model can be easily assembled and is user-friendly. 【Research Results (Partial)】 ■ By using the simulation model, we were able to construct a component selection system that assumed the loads applied when the robot was actually operated. ■ By conducting investigations using the simulation model, we were able to derive suitable mounting positions without the need for repeated actual prototypes. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

We would like to introduce a case where 'ChemBioOffice' was implemented in the research of "considering the connections between molecules" at the University of Tokyo. Since it has become an essential software for creating reports, presentation materials, and planning research projects in the field of organic chemistry, this product was adopted. Among the package, the drawing software ChemBioDraw is used almost daily. We received feedback that users appreciate the intuitive ability to create diagrams, similar to writing chemical structures with a pen or pasting pictures on paper. [Case Overview] - Supports a variety of compounds, including organic compounds, inorganic compounds, polymers, and biomolecules. - Easily allows for the drawing of molecules and substances with three-dimensional structures. - It is compatible with chemical structure search software, enabling convenient uses such as pasting structures drawn in ChemBioDraw directly into the structure input of the search software. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.