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Opt4J is an open source Java-based framework for evolutionary computation. It contains a set of (multi-objective) optimization algorithms such as evolutionary algorithms (including SPEA2 and NSGA2), differential evolution, particle swarm optimization, and simulated annealing. The benchmarks that are included comprise ZDT, DTLZ, WFG, and the knapsack problem. The goal of Opt4J is to simplify the evolutionary optimization of user-defined problems as well as the implementation of arbitrary...

TekMath is a java/swing-based viewer for the Math Markup Language (MathML) that can be easily embedded in custom java applications. It supports both content and presentation markup languages, and depends on no external packages beyond the java runtime.

...is a desktop application and a screen saver running artistic cellular automata. The application is based on an Eclipse architecture and the rules can be in native. Our mission is to provide a viewer and an SDK for this kind of art, called CArt.

JVisual3D is a GUI library, 3D geometry viewer and a mathematical visualization software written in pure java. It is comparable with the well known javaview project. This is under GPL. Create, manipulate and display easiely meshes, 3d shapes, surfaces,..

This is an attempt to create comprehensive software that will draw the two dimentional projection and rotation of any regular polytope. A regular polytope is a convex shape in any dimention with all identical faces. Includes the "stellated" regulars.

JGV is a Java applet that lets you embed movable 3D objects in web pages. Users can rotate, scale, translate, select and annotate the objects interactively. Also, JGV supports XML-based transmission of user events to the source web server over HTTP.

Goal of Coatie3D project is the development of a 3D graph drawer/ viewer. The purpose of graph drawing is the identification of a pleasant layout for a given graph.

A Java application that graphically displays a family of strange attractors know as "rude boy curves". Eye candy with an interesting mathematical origin, much like Mandelbrot sets.