Wolfram Mathematica 13.2.1 Linux or macOS

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Product:Wolfram Mathematica
Version:13.2.1
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Wolfram Research, one of the world’s most respected computer, web, and cloud software companies-as well as a powerhouse of scientific and technical innovation, has released Mathematica 13.2.1. This release includes over a hundred bug fixes, feature enhancements, performance improvements and security updates.

Wolfram Mathematica 13.2 | December 2022
Version 13.2 introduces new functionality in astronomy and compilation, as well as substantially enhancing functions for machine learning, trees, mathematical computations, video and more. This release also includes over a thousand bug fixes, documentation enhancements and significant performance improvements.
– Improved performance of several Quantity operations.
– Uniformly distributed random sampling of dates and times with RandomDate and RandomTime.
– Fine-tuned abort handling using PropagateAborts.
– Faster univariate and multivariate polynomial operations.
– Added support for modular factoring of multivariate polynomials.
– Faster symbolic linear algebra involving matrices with univariate rational functions.
– Two new structured matrix types: VandermondeMatrix and CauchyMatrix.
– Numerical fractional differentiation with NFractionalD.
– Numerical Caputo differentiation with NCaputoD.
– Many functions and options related to astronomical computation and visualization have been added, including AstroPosition, AstroDistance, AstroAngularSeparation and AstroGraphics.
– Soften or hide features in graphics using Blurring.
– Analyze the result of a clustering process with ClusteringMeasurements.
– Represent an external model that can be used for inference with NetExternalObject.
– FileSystemTree creates a tree of subdirectories and files in a directory.
– Compute step response analytics for control systems with SystemModelMeasurements.
– Support for geographical data formats "GXF" and "OSM".
– Support for popular chess game formats "FEN" and "PGN".
– Build, load and install components, such as a shared library, from a compiled component with CompiledComponent, DeclareCompiledComponent, BuildCompiledComponent and LoadCompiledComponent.
– Additional support for migration from evaluated code to compiled code with TypeHint and IfCompiled.
Wolfram Mathematica 13.2.1 | February 2023
Version 13.2.1 includes over a hundred bug fixes, feature enhancements, performance improvements and security updates.
Mathematicais a Wolfram’s original flagship technical computation product, continuously expanded for three decades, and now available both on desktop and in the cloud. Wolfram Mathematica allows businesses to visualize statistical, financial or geographic information in chart formats such as bar, pie, bubble, sector, histogram and more. It lets users conduct statistical analysis through data smoothing, hypothesis tests, cluster analysis, random sampling and other methodologies. Additionally, the image processing module enables users to create, import and manipulate image properties including brightness, color, alignment and segmentation.
Version 13.2is a fairly small release, that mostly concentrates on rounding out areas that have been under development for a long time, as well as adding "polish" to a range of existing capabilities. But it’s also got some "surprise" new dramatic efficiency improvements, and it’s got some first hints of major new areas that we have under development-particularly related to astronomy and celestial mechanics.
Mathematica 13.2 release announcement demonstration of examples in Introducing Astro Computation.
Founded by Stephen Wolfram in 1987,Wolfram Researchis one of the world’s most respected computer, web and cloud software companies-as well as a powerhouse of scientific and technical innovation. As a pioneer in computation and computational knowledge, we have pursued a long-term vision to develop the science, technology and tools to make computation an ever-more-potent force in today’s and tomorrow’s world.