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...FunctionalCalculator has 75 User-Functions and logical / comparison operators (70 in the case of the mobile edition). The User-Functions can have arguments given by matrices, infinitely differentiable functions, complex numbers or arbitrary precision integers. Among the User-Functions you find: * The integral of f(x) from a to b * The derivative of f(x) * The Ternary Conditional * The gcd of two integers * Solve a System of Linear Equations FunctionalCalculator has a Grammar, which allows you to define you own recursive (meta) functions. ...

...The downloads section at sourceforge will be kept up to date for the foreseable future. Yacas is an easy to use, general purpose computer algebra system. It uses its own programming language designed for symbolic as well as arbitrary-precision numerical computations. The system comes with a library of scripts and extensive documentation. Yagy (http://sourceforge.net/p/yagy) provides full yacas experience wrapped in a simple and intuitive graphical interface.

Java-Numbers is a library for working with complex numbers of arbitrary precision in Java. Currently I have implemented Rational, which describes rational numbers in vulgar form. For example instead of 1/3 becoming the irrational 0.3333..., it remains 1/3, and so operations on it result in what was intend, i.e. (1/3) * (3) = 1, and not 0.3333... * 3.0 = 0.9999...

Eclipse-Plugin: A scientific calculator with arbitrary precision and natural arithmetic input.

SACIC - Semi-Advanced Command Interpreting Calculator - is a small calculator application capable of evaluating mathematical expressions with arbitrary precision, handling variables, drawing graphs, solving equations and more. It also supports simple scr

Java arbitrary-precision calculator and expression parser. "Compiles" text equations into functors to be executed using the Java BigDecimal class.

Distributed Java Fractal Generator. DJFractals can computes fractals in arbitrary precision using any CPU available from high performance multi-processors clusters of computers to grid of JavaCards and even at the same time.

directed rounding, rational arithmetic and arbitrary precision arithmetic based on regular continued fraction expansions Moved to https://exactarithmetic.dev.java.net/