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How to Download and Install Mathematica 11.3 for Windows, Linux and Mac

Mathematica is a powerful software for performing complex computations and visualizations in various fields of science, engineering, mathematics and more. It is developed by Wolfram Research, a company founded by Stephen Wolfram, who is also the creator of the Wolfram Language and Wolfram Alpha.

Mathematica 11.3 is the latest version of the software, released in March 2018. It introduces new features and improvements in neural network computation, audio integration, linguistic computing, blockchain support, geographic computation and more. You can find a detailed list of the new features in Mathematica 11.3 here.

If you want to download and install Mathematica 11.3 for Windows, Linux or Mac, you will need a valid license key and an internet connection. You can obtain a license key by purchasing a subscription or a one-time license from the Wolfram Store here. Alternatively, you can request a free trial or a student license from the Wolfram User Portal here.

Once you have your license key, you can follow these steps to download and install Mathematica 11.3:

Go to the Wolfram Download Center here and sign in with your Wolfram ID.

Select Mathematica 11.3 from the list of products and choose your operating system (Windows, Linux or Mac).

Click on the Download button and save the installer file to your computer.

Run the installer file and follow the instructions on the screen. You will need to enter your license key and agree to the terms and conditions.

Wait for the installation to complete and launch Mathematica 11.3 from your desktop or start menu.

Congratulations! You have successfully downloaded and installed Mathematica 11.3 for your operating system. You can now start using it for your projects and experiments. You can also access online resources such as documentation, tutorials, examples and community forums from the Help menu in Mathematica 11.3.

Some Tips and Tricks for Using Mathematica 11.3

Mathematica 11.3 is a versatile and powerful software that can help you solve various problems and create stunning visualizations. However, it can also be overwhelming and confusing at times, especially if you are new to it or not familiar with its syntax and features. Here are some tips and tricks that can help you use Mathematica 11.3 more effectively and efficiently:

Use the Wolfram Documentation Center here to find information and examples on any function, symbol or topic in Mathematica 11.3. You can also access it from the Help menu in Mathematica 11.3 or by typing followed by the name of the function or symbol in a notebook.

Use the Wolfram Language & System Documentation Center here to learn the basics and fundamentals of the Wolfram Language, which is the programming language behind Mathematica 11.3. You can also access it from the Help menu in Mathematica 11.3 or by typing GettingStarted in a notebook.

Use the Wolfram Function Repository here to find and use hundreds of functions created by Wolfram experts and users for various purposes and domains. You can also access it from the File menu in Mathematica 11.3 or by typing ResourceFunction[\"name\"] in a notebook.

Use the Wolfram Neural Net Repository here to find and use pre-trained neural networks for various tasks such as image recognition, natural language processing, audio processing and more. You can also access it from the File menu in Mathematica 11.3 or by typing NetModel[\"name\"] in a notebook.

Use the Wolfram Data Repository here to find and use curated datasets for various topics such as science, history, geography, sports and more. You can also access it from the File menu in Mathematica 11.3 or by typing ResourceData[\"name\"] in a notebook.

Use the Wolfram Cloud here to store, share and deploy your notebooks, data and code online. You can also access it from the File menu in Mathematica 11.3 or by typing CloudDeploy[expression] in a notebook.

Use the Wolfram Community here to interact with other Mathematica 11.3 users, ask questions, share ideas, showcase your work and more. You can also access it from the Help menu in Mathematica 11.3 or by typing Community in a notebook.

Use keyboard shortcuts to speed up your workflow and save time. You can find a list of keyboard shortcuts for Windows, Linux and Mac here. You can also customize your own keyboard shortcuts from the Preferences menu in Mathematica 11.3.

Use palettes to access common commands and tools without typing them. You can find a list of palettes from the Palettes menu in Mathematica 11.3 or by typing Palletes in a notebook. You can also create your own palettes from the Palettes menu in Mathematica 11.3.

Use templates to create notebooks with predefined styles and formats for various purposes such as presentations, reports, articles and more. You can find a list of templates from the File menu in Mathematica 11.3 or by typing New in a notebook. You can also create your own templates from the File menu in Mathematica 11.3.

We hope these tips and tricks will help you get started with Mathematica 11.3 and make your experience more enjoyable and productive. If you have any questions or feedback, please feel free to contact us at support@wolfram.com or visit our aa16f39245