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*Changelog: NOW AS A DEB PACKAGE! Only for Unix-and unixoid Operating Systems! (It is programmed on Linux Ubuntu 15.10) You can with the Shell- and Python Program calc prime numbers to, no: NO LIMIT (Okay, maybe the processor speed: Calculation of prime numbers to 1.000.000 prime numbers a AMD Athon II M300 goes to 90min! and by a i7 6700HQ 12min!) A installer and README is to package packed ;-)

GladTeX is a preprocessor that enables the use of LaTeX maths within HTML code. The maths, embedded in <eq>..</eq> tags, as if within $$..$$ in LaTeX, is fed through latex and replaced by images. Additionally, alt-tags are auto-generated which display the LaTeX-equations when the HTML is viewed e.g. with a text mode browser or by someone with vision loss. The project home has moved, please visit https://humenda.github.io/GladTeX

This program is fundamentally a short-sized version of my mathSuite program: https://sourceforge.net/projects/mathsuite/ It includes all the functionalities of MSCenv (mathSuite Calculus Environment), such as inline variables and functions (mainly thanks to ExprEval), which you can use to perform expensive complex computations and store their results into runtime variables. You can perform also every Linear Algebra Operations included in mathSuite with new optimizations.

SurfaceEmbeder determines if a graph can be embedded into a surface and, if yes, it produces an embedding of the graph in the surface. Right now, only projective plane, torus and Klein bottle are supported. The program uses the OGDF library.

Software made available by the Residual Analysis blog, primarily having to do with anthropogenic global warming, e.g. GHCN Processor.

TaDaPro is a command-line utility to operate with numerical column tabulated data. It is intended for operations that are cumbersome to do by hand in a spreadsheet, and for transformations that have to be applied as a batch process on many files.

The Distributed Real-time Embedded Analysis Method (DREAM) is a tool and method for the real-time verification and performance estimation of distributed real-time embedded (DRE) systems. Publications: http://www.ics.uci.edu/~gabe/publications.html.

LMP is a command line "calculator" comparable to the GNU command expr, but more flexible. It supports floating point and complex numbers and even higher level operations like differenziation and integration.