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An easy and simple tool to calculate the half-lives of radioactive substances and looking up elements on the table of elements by name, element symbol, atomic number, or atomic weight. Source code is on GitHub here: https://github.com/InfinityDevelopment/ChemistryCalculator NOTE: This is a Java program. Inside the ZIP there is the .jar file and .bat file(which you would run to start the program on Windows) required to run on Windows, however, to run it on other operating systems you will most likely need to execute "java -jar program.jar" on it from that OS's terminal.

***This Software has been reviewed by ilovefreesoftware.com: http://www.ilovefreesoftware.com/07/windows/expense-calculator-calculate-daily-monthly-yearly-expenses.html *** You can collect all your daily/monthly/... expenses and the tool will show you, how much money you spend for your life per Year/Month/Day/Hour. You are able to load/save this list for future addings. This is my first project on SourceForge, I hope you enjoy it. :) If you have any suggestions/bugs feel free to contact me. Have fun! :) Raph NOTE: You need Java 8 to run this tool! Get it here if you haven't already installed it:http://www.java.com/en/download/

This is my first attempt at developing and deploying a Java application. I realize the application could use a lot of work with the "look and feel", but the two initial goals, of this project are: 1. To create a functional app 2. Learn how to use SourceForge for deployment

Calculates Natural Product(NP)-likeness of a molecule, i.e. the similarity of the molecule to the structure space covered by known natural products. NP-likeness is a useful criterion to screen compound libraries and to design new lead compounds. Maven dependancy: <dependency> <groupId>uk.ac.ebi.cheminformatics</groupId> <artifactId>NP-Likeness</artifactId> <version>2.1</version> </dependency> Required repository: <repositories> ...

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.

Just a calculator. I might need some help with some more advanced features.

J³calc was initially a little project for my school but I enhanced it on and on and now it is a quite powerful calculator. It is written in Java with Swing. The sourcecode is open under the GPL 3.0 license

Its a simple calculator written completely in java . I made it when i felt boring by continous studying for exam. oops..

This Is A Small Little App I Wrote In Java That Can Calculate CPU Ghz off of the FSB Multiplier and Company(Intended For Overclockers)!