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A cross-platform application for exploring Conway's Game of Life and many other types of cellular automata.

...The additional functionality does not impact on the original Clifford algebra functions of the toolbox. There is a (low traffic) mailing list for release announcements etc. See the Mailing Lists menu to subscribe.

...MACE has 230 logical operations, statistical distributions and functions in the fields Analysis, Arithmetic, Complex Functions, Linear Algebra, Differential Calculus, Statistics and Signal Processing. MACE provides a dialog, which supports you to insert functions intuitively. Moreover Mace has a comprehensive help menu to support the user. MACE has also its own skripting language for the advanced user. MACE can also calculate with complex numbers, integral residue classes and complex differentiable functions. In the latest release MACE has got: + Sequences as variable containers and discrete signals. + A Signal Processing section including the (fast) (inverse) Fourier transform, several filters and fir / iir Systems + bug fixes

A simulation and visualization of random walks based on the digits pi. This program also has a settings menu.

Este programa calcula, em sua atual versão (2.5), a média de até 4 notas com pesos. É um programa bem simples, mas você pode comentar sugestões ou críticas para melhorar a aplicação.

- Save and open a Work/Project (spf) file - Single fitting/ Batch fitting (user defined custom func) - Matrix to XYZ in Tool menu - Symbol plot: makers, curve, landscape, bar, etc. - Implemented a 3d surface plot (GLSurface) based on OpenGL (ScienPlot v1.3.2 and above) - ColorMap surface, trisurface, Pie, Polar plots, and 3D height field, 3dBar, scatter plots (under developing), and more - Column by column plotting/calculation - LaTex commands enclosed by $ symbols can be used for the labels in Graph - Accept txt(Text) and csv(Comma separated values) formatted data - Save, copy, print Graph - Use spread sheets to display data - Textboard to organize the results - Graphs in a publishable quality - Source codes based on: Python Numpy Scipy Matplotlib WxPython Visvis etc...

The Moving Finite Elements project hosts a collection of simulation codes for time-dependent PDE systems that implement various forms of Keith Miller's gradient-weighted moving finite element (GWMFE) method. The Calliope sub-project aims to provide new reference implementations in modern object-oriented Fortran. Click on the Calliope tab on the main project menu bar.

DIFFR is a menu-driven graphical software whereby the problem of a plane wave diffraction on a rough surface can be solved using several numerical and approximate methods.

The goal of the project is to develop an add-on for OpenOffice Calc devoted to applied statistics and numerical methods. It will eventually include spreadsheet functions, menu-driven functionality, graphing and reporting features.