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Calcpad
Free software for mathematical and engineering calculations
... such as calculation notes. It can help teachers to prepare calculation examples, papers, manuals, books etc. Students can use it to solve various problems, prepare homeworks, phd theses etc. After installation, you will find in your documents folder a lot of examples for solving different mathematical, mechanical and structural/civil engineering problems. If you like Calcpad, you can donate ♥ the project on GitHub and help for its development: https://github.com/sponsors/Proektsoftbg -
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CalAr
A graphic harmonic calculator.
CalAr is a free graphic harmonic calculator software. System requeriments: Java Runtime Environment 1.6 or above. Screen of at least 1024x600px. Optional: A Java Sound Bank. The program displays the frequency of fundamental and its harmonics, also the tuning error with respect to nearby notes with graphical indicators (if greater than 1%). -
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CalSD
A graphic differential tone calculator.
CalSD is a free graphic differential tone calculator software. System requeriments: Java Runtime Environment 1.6 or above. Screen of at least 1024x600px. Optional: A Java Sound Bank. The program shows the frequency of both chosen notes, their difference and tuning error with respect to nearby notes with a graphical indicator (if greater than 1%).
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