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--- computing:software:mathematica [2011/01/25 16:48] – [Installation Instructions] allan
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 ====== Mathematica ======
-The School has a license for Mathematica which allows us to run it on any **University-owned** (departmental or research group) system. It's available for Windows, Macintosh, Linux, and several UNIX platforms. The license does not extend to home or other personally-owned systems.
+Mathematica is available via several sources
-    * [[http://www.physics.umn.edu/resources/myphys/|Software downloads are in MyPhys]]
+=== SPA Managed Computers ===
+Mathematica is available or can be installed on any SPA managed computer
+  * On linux enter ''module avail'' to view the available versions, and ''module load mathematica'' to load the newest
+  * On Windows it should be available to install via Software Center, if not contact [[net@physics.umn.edu]] with the computer name
+    * Mathematica is also available via [[https://apps.umn.edu|Apps To Go]] on any device
-For students, the Institute of Technology makes Mathematica available to its students and those in other colleges that pay the IT Technology Fee. More information is available at www.itlabs.umn.edu
+=== Students ===
+Students can obtain a license for personal use from the [[https://it.umn.edu/mathematica%C2%AE-wolfram|Office of Information Technology]] or the [[https://wwws.cs.umn.edu/download_software/mathematica|College of Science and Engineering]]
-===== Installation Instructions =====
+=== Research Groups ===
+Research groups can download and install through the College of Science and Engineering's license. It can be downloaded [[https://wwws.cs.umn.edu/download_software/mathematica|here]], the license server address is: ''swlicense4.oit.umn.edu''
-This web page contains outlines for how to access the installation packages on our network and how to obtain license codes, for departmentally-owned computers. For full installation instructions, you should consult the directions at the [[http://documents.wolfram.com|Wolfram Documentation Web Site]].
-You can obtain Mathematica from your MyPhys page (login required). ISO images (for burning to CD) are provided for Unix and Windows, while a self-mounting CD image is provided for Macintosh.
-==== License Setup ====
-If you are using a computer on the Tate Lab network, the easiest thing to do is enter the name of our license server, instead of obtaining a password. The name of our license server is **mathlm.spa.umn.edu**
-If you are using a laptop or other system which may not have network connectivity within Tate Lab, you will need to obtain a password from Wolfram. Complete Wolfram's registration form on the web at [[http://register.wolfram.com/]] using the license code and organization name provided in the [[http://www.physics.umn.edu/resources/computing/download/mathematica.html|software downloads area]]. You should (after some time) receive a license code by email.
-==== Finding your MathID ====
-Either run the Mathematica installer - the licensing setup routine will provide the MathID for you.
-or...
-Run Mathematica and type "$MachineID" (shift-Enter).
-//If your license has already expired, you may need to set your computer clock back in order to run this command.//
-===== Additional Information =====
-  * [[http://documents.wolfram.com|Wolfram Documentation]]
+Contact [[net@physics.umn.edu]] if you need for additional questions or assistance

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