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...Features: dynamic Cartesian graphing, adaptive grid zooming/labeling, numerical differentiation (plots the 1st derivative in blue), and definite integration (Riemann sums with text output and transparent blue geometric shading under the curve). Includes angle unit toggle (Rad/Deg) and a portable stand-alone version with bundled JRE. [IT] GraficoAR è un'app Java leggera per lo studio e il tracciamento di funzioni matematiche 2D. Sviluppata in Swing senza librerie esterne, usa un motore di parsing ricorsivo (+,-,*,/). Offre: grafici cartesiani dinamici, zoom con etichette assi adattive, calcolo della derivata (linea blu) e dell'integrale definito Supporta Gradi/Radianti.

....: =, <, > - math functions (large library of 1-arg, 2-arg, 3-arg - - functions) i.e.: sin, cos, Stirling numbers, log, inverse functions - constants (large library), i.e.: pi, e, golden ratio - n-args functions i.e.: greatest common divisor - iterated summation and product operators - differentiation and integration High flexibility: - user defined constants and arguments, both free - and dependent on other arguments + possibility of use in functions - user defined functions (both free and depended) - user defined recursive arguments + simple (controlled) recursion (1 recursive argument) - user defined recursive functions / expressions (any) - complex, many arguments, no limitation - internal syntax checkin

XY modular Polynom manipulation in Java for calculating elliptic curves point order

Evaluate an arithmetic expression is as simple as: Double result = new DoubleEvaluator().evaluate("(e^3-1)*sin(pi/4)*ln(pi^2)"). But Javaluator provides you with much more ... Key features: - Functions support, including variable argument count. - Constants support: e, pi, etc ... - Variables support: Example sin(x) for x = pi/4. - Highly configurable: Reduce the built-in operator or function sets, define your own brackets

...The library manages the 5 operators (+, -, /, %, *) together with the following functions: - "abs" - "cos" - "sin" - "acos" - "asin" - "cosh" - "sinh" - "tan", - "tanh" - "atan" - "sqrt" - "cbrt" - "root" - "log" - "log10" - "log1p" - "exp" - "expm1" - "atan2" - "pow" The library supports variables (case insensitive), custom and pre-loaded ("e" and "pi"). Example: int num_variations = 100; int init_value = 10; MathParser mathParser = new MathParser(); mathParser.putVariable("x", init_value); mathParser.parse("2 + (7 - 5) * 3.14159 * pow(x, (12-10)) + sin(-3.141)"); for(int i = init_value; i < num_variations; ++i) { Double result = mathParser.execute(); mathParser.putVariable("x", i); }

Simple and fast in use scientific calculator. More details in README. It's not that long.

CalclipseMath – CalM for short – is a math parser written in Java. With a few lines of code CalM enables your application to evaluate user-supplied mathematical expressions, such as "e^(sin .25pi)" and "(sqrt e)^(sqrt 2)". The standard configuration of the parser has a wide variety of mathematical operations, ranging from basic arithmetic, trigonometry, combinatorics, linear algebra and more. CalM includes a script interpreter which is based on the math parser. The CalM scripting language lets you define your own functions and variables. ...

...It should be used in a project named Mumie (see project website for more info).Now it is an applet for displaying visual graphs of all kinds:<br> <br> UML, flowchcharts, E/R , genealogical trees

Sistema echo en java para pasar un examen especial de matematicas V, con la ayuda de la libreria JEP. Realiza la integracion y derivaicion de algunas funciones matematicas. Hecho en Netbeans IDE. Todo confines eucacionales si alguien puede contribuir

E-Learn system, mostly intended for subjects with mathematical base (which supports algorythm). Supports: solving math tasks, theory pages, tests, courses.

Oxtor's math draw is a program for drawing graphs mathematicians, starting with the mathematical function,it is written in Java,supported oper is:+-*/()^root log sin cos tan asin acos atan ln. Constant: e and P e = the basis of natural logarithms P = PI