Compute and storage resources within the Amarel system can be purchased ("owned") by departments or individual members of the Rutgers research community. That means only current Rutgers students, staff, and faculty are authorized to access those University-owned systems: upon graduation or ending employment with the University, a user will automatically lose the ability and authorization to connect to or use the system. Who may access and use the Amarel cluster? The Amarel cluster is funded by Rutgers University and managed by OARC as a research resource available to all current Rutgers students, staff, faculty (including faculty designated by the University as professor emeritus). Open a terminal and change the directory to where the Mathematica + Documentation installer is located.Rutgers students, staff, and faculty, please use this form to request access to Amarel:.This downloads the Mathematica installer along with its documentation. Click the Linux link in the “Mathematica + Documentation” line and “Direct File Download” column.
Go to the Mathematica product page in your User Portal.Quit any previous installations of Wolfram products that are running on your machine.Running the Installer from a Downloaded Script Please follow the corresponding instructions for installing from a downloaded script or from a DVD or USB drive. If you’re not familiar with the terminal, please read a brief guide on how to use the terminal. The Mathematica installer for Linux is a bash script that is run in the Linux terminal.Any documentation search in your Mathematica installation then redirects to the online Wolfram Language & System Documentation Center and requires an active internet connection. You may choose to install Mathematica without its documentation.To set up Mathematica on your Linux machine, you first need to download Mathematica and its documentation from the Wolfram User Portal, install both on your machine, then activate Mathematica or sign in using your organization’s credentials. If your organization has enabled access to Wolfram products through single sign-on (SSO), see How do I activate a Wolfram product using single sign-on (SSO)?
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