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At the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Mathematica's ability to handle complex calculations and help students visualize the results has let Professor Rial teach geomathematics to undergraduate students. The graphs above show analytic solutions to the dispersion-advection equation that simulates the dispersion and transport of pollutants through an aquifer.

Mathematica helps researchers, instructors, and students visualize complex mathematical relations. Its powerful and flexible graphics capabilities make Mathematica an invaluable tool not only for the mathematical sciences but the natural and physical sciences as well.

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for more information contact:
Jose A. Rial
Associate Professor of Geophysics
 jar@antipode.geosci.unc.edu, (919) 966-4553