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BigDecimal
Arithmetic and calculus with decimal numbers of arbitrary precision.
BigDecimal is a C # library that uses System.Numerics.BigInteger in its implementation, adding only a decimal place quantizer. In BigDecimal all the arithmetic operations are implemented, including, logarithms, systems resolution of linear equations, trigonometric functions, polynomial regression, hyperbolic functions, the notorious gamma function (factorial for non-integer real numbers) and more that will be implemented still. My intention is, at a minimum, to implement all the... -
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Riemann Sum Calculator
Graphs the inputted function and rectangular estimators.
This program graphs the inputted function and number of rectangular approximators over the specified interval and calculates the estimated area with a right, left or midpoint Riemann sum. Supports the following functions: sin cos tan arcsin arccos arctan ln log (base ten) and the following constants: e pi (Note: type out "pi" in the function field to use) Mimics TI-89 syntax Coefficients and parenthesis may be used to denote multiplication, but ‘coefficient... -
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gui scientific calculator
solves the mathematical expressions with any number of functions in it
It's a scientific calculator which allows users to enter a mathematical expression with any number of functions in it... it evaluates the result and shows the entered expression with the result.... very friendly environment .. easy to use,also compatible with touch screen laptops.. full scientific calculator.. -
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Mousam's Pocket Calculator
A simple calculator using C#
this is a perfectly homemade calculator using c# language.this is very simple coding as well as design logic.you can download from here http://sourceforge.net/p/mycalculator . if you like this then please give Review and if you face any kind of problem by using it then also give Review; otherwise I can’t understand my mistake . Thanks . -
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EasyCalc Scientific Calculator
A GUI Java scientific calculator
EasyCalc is a Graphical User Interface (GUI) scientific calculator written in Java. It has a multi-line display and can evaluate many scientific expressions containing logarithmic, exponential, and/or trigonometric functions. It sports a nice and clean interface similar to that of the Windows 7 calculator (source of inspiration). I do not recommend its usage for ANY mathematical operation as it has some flaws left unfixed. It is presented here for academic purposes only. -
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BreezyCalc
An algebraic, logarithmic, and trigonometric calculator for Windows.
BreezyCalc is a calculator for algebra, trigonometry, and geometry. Its parser is based on the muParser engine. It's a GUI version of LinCalc. It has tool-windows for editing/creating variables and user functions, and a list of all calculated results in the given session. The interface is fast and straightforward, and you can easily export the session log to a text file, which shows all of defined variables, functions, and calculation output. - Scientific Notation - Up to 11 decimal... -
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The main goal of this project is to provide small systems (like the “GameBoyAdvance”) with a tool to solve arithmetical expressions, trigonometric or logarithmic functions, etc, in an open and extencible way.
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