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The Universal Java Matrix Package (UJMP) is an open source Java library which provides sparse and dense matrix classes, as well as a large number of calculations for linear algebra such as matrix multiplication or matrix inverse. Operations such as mean, correlation, standard deviation, replacement of missing values or the calculation of mutual information are supported, too. The Universal Java Matrix Package provides various visualization methods, import and export filters for a large...

Matt's MathTools is a Java application designed as an aid in preparing printed math tests. It is easily embedded in other Java applications or it can be used alone as a single-user desktop app. It includes a scripting environment, numerous demonstration classes and several general utilities. A scripting tutorial is also available.

Not working yet. To deal with the Halting Problem, computing and data are navigated using debugger ops: linearForward and treeForward, which navigate an astronomically large bit string where 1 is ( and 0 is ). All pairs are derived from (). For example, true is represented as ((()())()), and false is (()(()())). It appears related to the church encoding of lambda where T chooses first parameter and F chooses second, of a pair. Continuations are nearly finished code and are represented as a...

Puran2 is a real random number generator based on electronic noise. The random bits are stored on a CD. The software allow the access to the random bits like a pseudo random number generator and is easy to use. It can be mixed with random number of a tausworthe generator to grow the count of random number.

Maximally flat (maxflat) digital filter design in Java, with arbitrary numbers of poles and zeros. "Maximally flat" means that the magnitude frequency response has the maximum number of vanishing derivatives at 0 and pi.

This project started as a loosely specified request from Malardalen University in Sweden to develop a computer game for the purpose of teaching mathematics. It came to be a 2D game, Mario-style, where progress is made by answering mathematical questions

The GSL Java Interface allows Java applications to access the GNU Scientific Library. The interface is built using the Java Native Interface (JNI).