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    Advanced Trigonometry Calculator

    Advanced Trigonometry Calculator

    Open-source C/C++ math engine for advanced scientific computing

    ...Created in 2011 and maintained by Renato Alexandre dos Santos Freitas, ATC is designed as a practical Windows desktop application for advanced calculations, automation, and technical problem solving. ATC supports equation solving, polynomial tools, complex numbers, matrix calculations, statistics, physics, geometry, unit conversions, DSP/FFT operations, and scripting. It can also process batch TXT files, making it useful for repeatable calculations and automated workflows. The project also includes ATC Online Alpha, a WebAssembly-based version that brings parts of the ATC engine to the web. ...
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    Downloads: 13 This Week
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    RPNCalc

    RPNCalc

    RPNCalc - The command line Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) Calculator

    RPNCalc is the command-line based Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) calculator. RPN calculators make it very simple to do complex calculations, especially if there are parentheses involved. I've created a User Guide (https://frossm.github.io/RPNCalc-UserGuide) to do a better job of explaining how to use RPNCalc than the old readme.md file, which was getting really long. If you have questions, issues, feedback, or ideas, please let me know. You can contact me via the links in the **Introduction** page of the User Guide. ## RPNCalc User Guide: https://frossm.github.io/RPNCalc-UserGuide ##
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    ICE (Interval Calculator for Engineer)

    ICE (Interval Calculator for Engineer)

    Interval Calculator for Engineer

    ICE is a simple mathematical calculator with very useful shortcuts for Engineer: works natively with tolerance, can run Monte Carlo analysis, uses engineer notation, includes most of the day by day functions used by engineers.
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    A desktop calculator/scientific calculator. Use as desktop/graphical calculator, web applet, or to show calculator operations: arithmetic, trigonometry, logarithms, complex numbers, memory, statistics. Features four bases, copy and paste, and history
    Downloads: 5 This Week
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    This if calculator for complex numbers. It works with algebraic and trigonometrical form and has multiple memory slots. There are many mathematical functions like sin, cos and etc.
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    MTAC is a powerful, yet small and easy-to-use symbolic math program written in Java. It supports complex numbers, symbolic differentiation, numerical integration, plotting, and more.
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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