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C++ code to perform the Lorentz boosts and rotations of special relativity using complex quaternions The interface is a complex quaternion console-based calculator with operations + - * / and functions for Lorentz boosts and rotations. THEORY Complex quaternions have form q = A + B * I + C * J + D * K A, B, C, D complex I * I = -1 J * J = -1 K * K = -1 I * J = K J * I = -K J * K = I K * J = -I K * I = J I * K = -J Transpose T takes I into -I, J into -J, K into -K (q1 q2)T = q2T...

EN: Code created to show how is done the calculation of a CRC. It includes many different CRCs to choose from. This software was created to help people understand how is the CRC calculated and be able to see it in a practical way, it is also available to copy and use it for your own project. I hope it helps you. ES: Código creado para mostrar como se realiza el cálculo de un CRC. Con el mismo se incluyen varios CRCs que pueden ser escogidos. Este software se creó con el propósito de ayudar...

A simple program that calculates up to 6 parameters to help you using Timers. It is done to be used with ever single MCU (PIC, ATMEL, Freescale, etc) and plataform (Arduino, Raspberry, Edison, etc). Just enter yours parameters and let the program calculate all the needed values to help you. It also saves a .txt file with results, if you need to see it again later and save your inserted values (no one likes to retipe values everytime, right?) Isn't program translated to your language? Use the e...

AlphaCentauri is a completely free office application, with various utilities resembling those distributed commercially on Windows. Functionalities are still quite limited compared to the commercial products, but more features will be added soon. Please note that update v1.1.0 has full featured programs, however you will see a watermark with "trial version" details. This is due to some features were used through Nevron's very useful and awesome libraries. Unfortunately, these libraries...

This project is still in development stage! (As you can see, it's title is Form1) I am not an engineer but I hope this will help you out with your works.

A two's compliment calculator designed for specifically for Java, but is still effective for just about any other language. It will accept two integer values and will show the binary, octal, and hexadecimal equivalence, and show how the bits interact with the logical operators not, and, or, and xor, and how primitive types are cast into other types. If there is a feature that you would like to see, let me know and I will see what I can do. I am working on a major update to how the interface...