Announcements

Wolfram Technology Conference

Join us for the Wolfram Technology Conference 2011, which brings together leading experts to discuss how Mathematica, MathModelica and other Wolfram technologies are shaping computation and algorithm-rich development.

Learn more about the event and register here.

Wolfram Mathematica Virtual Conference

Learn from MathModelica and Mathematica. From novice to experienced user —and from engineering or finance to image processing, research, and education— this free virtual conference will help you get the most out of the Mathematica platform.

Learn more about the event and register here.

MathCode C++ 1.4.4 and MathCode F90 1.2.4 released

Version 1.4.4 of MathCode C++ and 1.2.4 of MathCode F90 were released on Jyly 4^th 2011.

With these releases both editions are now compatible with Mathematica 8. You can read more about MathCode here.

Wolfram Research Acquires MathCore, March 30, 2011

Wolfram Research, developer of Mathematica and Wolfram|Alpha, announced today that it has acquired MathCore Engineering AB. The acquisition of MathCore is part of Wolfram Research’s large-scale strategy for engineering and related fields. In addition to MathCore’s current products--which will continue to be sold and developed--a major effort is being undertaken to integrate MathCore’s core technology stack into the Wolfram Research technology stack.

You can read more about the acquisition in this press release.

Modelica conference 2011 (Germany)

The 8th International Modelica Conference will be held in Dresden, Germany on March 20^th - 22^nd, 2011. The program will cover modeling of complex physical systems with Modelica in a wide range of research and industrial applications.

MathCore will be present during the conference, presenting papers as well as with a trade stand, and a vendor session. If you would like to arrange a meeting during the conference, please contact us at info@mathcore.com.

You can read more about the conference and register from the Modelica conference homepage.

Wolfram Technology Conference (USA)

MathCore will take part in the Wolfram Technology Conference, October 13-15, in Champaign, Illinois, USA. Our product manager, Peter Aronsson, will present the paper "Interactive Real-Time Visualization of 3D Mechanical Systems in MathModelica", while our CEO, Jan Brugård, will present the paper, "New Features in MathModelica 3" and Mathematica".

To read more about the conference and register go to the conference site.

Paris Conférence Mathematica 2010 (France)

MathCore's CEO, Jan Brugård will have a presentation at the Paris Conférence Mathematica 2010, June 3.

You can read more about the conference and register here.

OpenModelica and MODPROD workshops

MathCore will have representatives at the OpenModelica Annual Workshop and the MODPROD workshop in Linköping, Sweden, February 8-10, 2010.

Find out how you can participate and learn more about the OpenModelica workshop and the MODPROD workshop.

MathModelica Professional sales campaign

As part of the introduction of the new MathModelica Student edition we will also offer a 20% discount on new MathModelica Professional licenses between October 19 and December 31 2009.

Download the campaign brochure (PDF).

MathModelica Student edition released

MathModelica Student is equal to the professional version of MathModelica in terms of functionality, speed, and output, with special pricing and three different licensing options to best meet your needs.

MathModelica Student will be made available through the Wolfram Online Store. Read more about the different licensing options here.

MathModelica 2.1 released

Version 2.1 of MathModelica was released on August 31 2009. The release includes a change in the available editions, support for 3D mechanical systems, a publishing feature and more.

Read more about the release and its key features here.

International Mathematica users conference (USA)

MathCore will take part in the International Mathematica User Conference in Champaign, Illinois, USA. Our product manager, Peter Aronsson, will present the paper "Parallel Simulation with MathModelica", while our CEO, Jan Brugård, will present the paper, "Modeling and analysis of 3D Mechanical Systems with MathModelica and Mathematica".

To read more about the conference and register click here.

Mathematica Italia user group meeting (Italy)

The Mathematica user group meeting will be held in Padova, Italy on September 24^th - 25^th, 2009. During the meeting CEO, Jan Brugård, will have a presentation with the title "Modeling and Simulation with MathModelica and Mathematica".

To read more about the conference and register click here (in Italian).

Modelica conference 2009 (Italy)

The 7th International Modelica Conference will be held in Como, Italy on September 20^th - 22^nd, 2009. The program will cover modeling of complex physical systems with Modelica in a wide range of research and industrial applications.

To read more about the conference and register click here.

III Congress of Mathematica (Spain)

MathCore will attend the III Congress of Mathematica in Salamanca, Spain, July 1-3 2009. At the event you will be able to participate at a MathModelica tutorial as well as learn how to use Mathematicas parallelization technology to parallelize MathModelica simulations.

You can register to the event here.

MathModelica 2.0.1 released

Version 2.0.1 of MathModelica System Designer and MathModelica System Designer Professional were released on May 12^th 2009.

This is a bug fix release. You can read more about the 2.0 release here.

MathCode C++ 1.4.2 and MathCode F90 1.2.2 released

Version 1.4.2 of MathCode C++ and 1.2.2 of MathCode F90 were released on May 12^th 2009.

With these releases both editions are now compatible with Mathematica 7. You can read more about MathCode here.

Third issue of MathLetter

This issue of MathLetter is focused on MathModelica 2.0, the new training program and a presentation of our Czech sales representative.

You can read the third issue of MathLetter here.

MathModelica tutorial at MATHMOD (Austria)

MathCore will provide tutorials at the MATHMOD conference in Vienna, Austria, February 10-11. The tutorials, Modelica Tutorial - Modelling and Simulation with OpenModelica and MathModelica, will be held by Jan Brugård from MathCore and David Broman from Linköping University.

Find out how you can participate here.

OpenModelica and MODPROD workshops

MathCore will have representatives at the OpenModelica Annual Workshop and the MODPROD workshop in Linköping, Sweden, February 2-4, 2009.

Find out how you can participate and learn more about the OpenModelica workshop here and the MODPROD workshop here.

MathModelica 2.0 released

Version 2.0 of MathModelica System Designer and MathModelica System Designer Professional were released on December 17^th 2008.

International Mathematica users conference (USA)

MathCore took part in the 2008 Mathematica users conference, presenting the papers "Full Systems Modeling with Mathematica Using MathModelica", by Jan Brugård, and "Simulation and Analysis with Mathematica and MathModelica", by Peter Aronsson.

MathModelica 1.3.1 released

Version 1.3.1 of MathModelica System Designer and MathModelica System Designer Professional were released on September 19^th 2008.

This is a maintanence release, which also adds support for the Modelica delay operator.

Prague Mathematica Conference 2008 (Czech Republic)

The Prague Mathematica Conference 2008, taking place at the Czech Technical University in the Czech Republic, is a unique opportunity to see the new landscape that Mathematica 6 opens up and to discover the breadth of applications it can address. The conference will be held as a one day event the 24^th of September.

At the conference MathCore's CEO, Jan Brugård, will hold a presentation about modeling with MathModelica and Mathematica.

Read more about the event and register here.

MathModelica 1.3 released

Version 1.3 of MathModelica System Designer and MathModelica System Designer Professional were released on June 9^th 2008.

The new release includes extended library support, access of c-code, export to Excel, improved modeling support, and more. Read more here.

Model-Based-Design with MathModelica and Mathematica (Netherlands)

Monday, 23^rd of June, we will hold a MathModelica tutorial at the 9^th International Mathematica Symposium, Maastricht, The Netherlands. The attendants will learn how to develop their own models in MathModelica and how to analyze models and model results in Mathematica. The tutorial has the following goals:

Demonstrating the powerful combination of using MathModelica for modeling of dynamic systems and Mathematica for the analysis and documentation of results.
Being easily accessible for people who do not previously have a background in modeling, and simulation.
Introducing the concepts of physical modeling, object-oriented modeling and component-based modeling and simulation.

Seminar/mini course: Modeling for Biotech applications

A seminar/mini course of how to use MathModelica System Designer for Biotech applications will be held in Barcelona on May 22. The course will be held at IQS in Barcelona. For more information on registration and agenda please visit Addlink.

You can also read more about MathModelica in Spanish.

Modelica Conference 2008 (Germany)

The 6^th International Modelica Conference will be held in Bielefeld, Germany on March 3^rd - 4^th, 2008. The program will cover modeling of complex physical systems with Modelica in a wide range of research and industrial applications.

MathCore will be present during the conference, presenting papers as well as with a trade stand, a vendor session and a hands-on session. If you would like to arrange a meeting during the conference or participate at the hands-on session, please contact us at info@mathcore.com. To read more about the conference and register click here.

Second issue of MathLetter

This issue of MathLetter is focused on MathModelica; we will give you information on the upcoming release, the Modelica conference, as well as give you an insight into what some of our customers are doing.

You can read the second issue of MathLetter here.

IX. Berliner, Mathematica-Tag (Germany)

Jan Brugård will have a seminar, "Model based control design using MathModelica and Control System Professional", during the IX. Berliner Mathematiga-Tag on October 16 2007. Read more about the event at here.

Wolfram Technology Conference 2007 (USA)

MathCore will attend the Wolfram Technology Conference, October 11-13, in Champaign, Illinois, to hold the following two presentations:

Modeling-Based Control Design using MathModelica and Control System Professional
Modeling of Metabolic Pathways with MathModelica and Mathematica

MathCode F90 1.2

Version 1.2 of MathCode F90 was released on September 25^th 2007. The new release is Mathamtica 6 compatible and is available for Windows, MacOSX, and Linux.

Modelica Tutorial at Eurosim 2007 (Slovenia)

Sunday, September 9, Jan Brugård and Håkan Lundwall will give two Modelica tutorials at the Eusrosim 2007 conference in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Please visit the Eurosim homepage for more information.

MathCode C++ 1.4 released

Version 1.4 of MathCode C++ was released on August 2, 2007. The release includes:

Mathematica 6 compatibility
First MathCode release for MacOSX platform (Mathematica 6.0 only, Intel processors only)
New interface capabilities to latest compilers

Visual C++ 2005 Studio and Visual C++ 2005 Express edition (Windows only)
Support for latest g++ of versions up to 4.1 (Linux and MacOSX only)

Support for new functions (Statistical functions, Export, and Import)

You can learn more about MathCode here.

First issue of MathLetter

Many of our users have asked us to keep them informed about the latest MathCore news, and to meet this request we are proud to introduce our newsletter, MathLetter, with the ambition of keeping you informed about upcoming releases and events.

You can read the first issue of MathLetter here.

MathModelica 1.2 released

New versions of MathModelica System Designer and MathModelica System Designer Professional were released on July 20, 2007. The release features support for new model libraries as well as Mathematica 6 compatibility.

You can read more about the latest release in MathLetter.

New location

We have outgrown our previous office and have therefore moved to a new office as of May 1, 2007. The new office is just around the corner, and we will be situated in Teknikringen 1F instead of 1B:

Seminar/mini course: MathModelica System Designer for Biotech applications

A seminar/mini course of how to use MathModelica System Designer for Biotech applications will be held in Barcelona on May 21. The course will be held at Escola Universitarìa d'enginyeria Tècnica Industrial de Barcelona. For more information on registration and agenda please visit Addlink. You can also visit read more about MathModelica in Spanish.

Wolfram Reseller Conference (USA)

MathCore will participate at the Wolfram Reseller Conference in Champaign, USA, April 23 2007.

MathModelica System Designer 1.1 and MathModelica System Designer Professional 1.1 released

New versions of MathModelica System Designer and MathModelica System Designer Professional were released January 25 2007. The MathModelica System Designer release includes:

Major speedup in translation of large models
Setting initial values in Simulation Center
Ability to verify model equations in the model editor
Possibility to run the model editor and Simulation Center independently of each other
Ability to interrupt ongoing simulations in Simulation Center
Better support for state selection
Quality improvements in plotting, translation, renaming components and classes, etc.

Furthermore the MathModelica System Designer Professional release also includes:

Possibility to extract model equations of Modelica models and import them into Mathematica
Functionality to verify model equations in notebook environment
Improved documentation

You can learn more about MathModelica here.

Aplimat conference in Bratislava (Slovakia)

MathCore will participate at the Mathematica day held at the Aplimat conference in Bratislava, Slovakia, February 6-7 2007.

MathModelica - Modeling and simulation with Mathematica

Tuesday, February 6^th, 16.30 - 17.10, Jan Brugård, Room S1
The tutorial presents an object-oriented component-based approach to computer supported mathematical modeling and simulation with MathModelica System Designer.

Biomechanical Mathematical Modeling with Modelica and the BioChem Library

Tuesday, February 6^th, 17.10 - 17.30, Martin Fransson, Room S1
The BioChem library presented here is the first free Modelica library available for mathematical modeling of biochemical processes. Three examples are shown to illustrate the library, including an insulin model, a simplified model of cholesterol, and a simple drug model.

The BioChem library allows for fast and end-user friendly modeling of biomedical systems. The graphical user interface provides graphics similar to that used in the description of metabolic pathways in biochemistry.

MathModelica – Hands On session

Wednesday, February 7^th, 11.00 - 12.00, Jan Brugård, Room S1
In this hands-on session you will learn how to develop object-oriented component-based models in MathModelica System Designer Professional. You will be given exercises from the engineering as well as systems biology field.

For more information please visit the Aplimat homepage, or contact us at info@mathcore.com.

MathCode C++ 1.3 for Linux released

A new version of MathCode C++ for Linux was released January 17^th 2007. The release includes:

Support for Complex data type, and arrays of Complex numbers
Compilation of Complex arithmetics, all trivial Complex functions (Re, Im, Abs, Arg, Conjugate), and trigonometric functions for Complex numbers and arrays of them.
Compilation of Fourier and InverseFourier
New demo examples for NIntegrate and FindMinimum
Improved installation script

Germany Mathematica Tour 2006 (Germany)

MathCore will participate in the Mathematica Germany Tour 2006. This is a great opportunity for you not only to meet and discuss with us regarding MathModelica System Designer, MathModelica System Designer Professional, MathModelica Lite, MathCode C++ or MathCode F90, but also to learn more about Mathematica.

You are invited to "Introducing a New Era of Mathematica Technology," taking place in Berlin, Munich, and Frankfurt on 7, 8, 9 November, respectively.

These events are presented by Wolfram Research and Additive GmbH, with the support of Humboldt-Universit”t zu Berlin, Leibniz-Rechenzentrum Garching, and Hochschule Darmstadt.

Details are available at: http://www.wolfram.com/services/seminars/germany2006/index.html

MathModelica System Designer Released

MathModelica System Designer and MathModelica System Designer Professional were released on October 12^th, 2006. In contrast to the earlier version of MathModelica, this new version is independent of other software, with the exception for the Professional edition which requires Mathematica. Note that Mathematica is not needed for the Standard edition. Read more about MathModelica System Designer and MathModelica System Designer Professional here.

Wolfram Technology Conference (USA)

Presentations about MathModelica System Designer (including Pro) will be held at the Wolfram Technology Conference in Champaign IL, USA, to be held October 11^th-14^th 2006. You can register for the conference here.

Jornadas de automática (Spain)

Addlink Scientifico, will present MathModelica system Designer during the Jornadas de automática in Almería, Spain, September 6th-9th 2006.

Mathematica Zürich Conference (Switzerland)

MathCore will participate and introduce the pre release of MathModelica System Designer at the Mathematica Zürich Conference in Zürich, Switzerland, September 6th 2006.

Pre-release at Modelica Conference (Austria)

A pre-release of MathModelica System Designer was released at the 5th Modelica conference in Vienna, Austria.

MathCode C++ 1.3.1 released

MathCode C++ 1.3.1 for Windows was released on June 14 2006. Version 1.3.1. includes an improved installation script, better documentation and several quality improvements.

Find out more about MathCode C++ here.

Dr. Peter Aronsson

MathCore is proud to congratulate our employee Peter Aronsson as the company's fifth Doctor of Science. Dr. Aronsson successfully defended his dissertation "Automatic Parallelization of Equation-Based Simulation Programs" at Linköping University on June 5, 2006.

MathCode C++ 1.3 released

MathCode C++ 1.3 for Windows was released on February 2, 2006. The new key features include generation of code for the Complex data type and supporting functions, simplified compiler configuration, and quality improvements.

Support for the Complex data type makes MathCode C++ the perfect product for rapid prototyping and faster execution in areas where Complex arithmetic is extensively used, e.g. image processing, signal processing, etc.

Modelica seminars in Spain

MathCore will, together with AddLink, give three seminars in Spain, about Modelica. The seminars will be given in: Barcelona July 5, Bilbao July 6 and Madrid July 7.

MathCode F90 1.0.1 released

MathCode F90 v1.0.1 for Windows with support for Mathematica 5.1 (and previous Mathematica versions) was released on June 13, 2005. For information about upgrades, please contact us at support@mathcore.com.

MathCode Sales Campaign, 30% discount

Between January 24 and June 30, 2005 MathCore offers a 30% discount on commercial as well as academic licenses of MathCode C++ and MathCode F90 You can read more about MathCode on our product pages Please contact MathCore's sales department or your local Wolfram sales representative for more information to order and to get more information about the campaign.

Jan Brugård new CEO

As a consequence of MathCore's expanding business Jan Brugård has been elected as MathCore's new CEO, succeeding Professor Peter Fritzson. "I look forward to the challenge of leading MathCore's continued growth. We have several exciting projects ahead, within product development as well as consulting. Clarifying our benefits further and with a stronger emphasis on sales will produce good possibilities for a continued growth", says Jan Brugård, former product manager of the company.

Release of new Modelica book

A new book on Modelica technology was published February 2004 by professor Peter Fritzson, chairman and CEO of MathCore Engineering AB. "Principles of Object-Oriented Modeling and Simulation with Modelica 2.1", 940 pages, Wiley-IEEE Press, ISBN 0-471-471631. The book introduces the latest methods of object-oriented component-based system modeling and simulation, and provides a tutorial and reference of the latest version of Modelica with hundreds of examples, from a number application areas. The examples and additional information is available from the book's web page.

MathCore Engineering AB triples turnover

MathCore Engineering AB sells products and consultancy services in modeling and simulation of primarily complex technical systems. The past fiscal year (September 1, 2003 - August 30, 2004) has been very successful, almost tripling the Company's turnover to more than 6 million SEK. Read more here.

MathCode Reseller agreement with Wolfram Research

Effective from February 1, 2004, MathCore signed a non-exclusive redistribution agreement for the MathCode C++, with Wolfram Research, Champaign, USA, for world-wide distribution.

A similar non-exclusive redistribution agreement was signed for the new product MathCode F90, effective from December 1 2004, with Wolfram Research, Champaign, USA, also for world-wide distribution.