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... Mathematica User Conference: ' ... In this second video clip, Stephen gives a detailed description of what’s coming in the R&D pipeline for future versions of Mathematica, including features like a strong set of partial differential equations, a new structure for probability and statistics, enhanced charting features, new high-level image processing functions and much, much more.... ...