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DWSIM is an open source, CAPE-OPEN compliant chemical process simulator for Windows, Linux and macOS systems. Written in VB.NET and C#, DWSIM features a comprehensive set of unit operations, advanced thermodynamic models, support for reacting systems, petroleum characterization tools and a fully-featured graphical interface. DWSIM Pro is a commercial sibling of DWSIM built on top of open-source software. It offers extended features, comes with private support, and is accessible in the...

Calcoo is a scientific calculator (with both RPN and algebraic modes) designed to provide maximum usability.

OpenSIMPLY is an open source project for simulation modeling in Delphi, Lazarus, Free Pascal. Download OpenSIMPLY at opensimply.org The project is free computer simulation software based on discrete-event approach. OpenSIMPLY is a science software with very high simulation performance. So, the simulation results can be obtained much faster. The project is suitable for people with any modeling experience, and can be used for both science and education. Some application...

*nix Sidereal Clock Application

A symbolic framework for C++, Python and Octave implementing automatic differentiation by source code transformation in forward and reverse modes on sparse matrix-valued computational graphs.

This software has four major modes- Simple, Scientific, Base & Equation. It also has Unit Converter, Date Calculator & Prime Number Generator.

The Logic Calculator is an application useful to perform logical operations. It has three modes: (1) Evaluation of logic formulae: In this mode we have the basic boolean operations (negation, conjunction, disjunction, conditional and biconditional) so the user can insert the logic formula and the Logic Calculator displays the truth table along with the models of the formula. (2) Logical entailment: In this mode the user can insert a number of premises followed by a number of conclusions, so the Logic Calculator displays the truth table of each premise / conclusion and the result of whether or not these premises logically entail the given conclusions...

...Besides this, there are two advantages of this improved model: 1) it can be easily applied to any kind of existing recommendation models. And 2) a controller is set in this improved model to provide controllable adjustment range, which thereby makes it possible to provide optional modes of recommendation aiming different kinds of users.

LightLife offers a clearly laid out user interface to test a universe without any effort. It support various modifications, can save and open Windows-Bitmaps and has got a build-in database of the most common objects.

Smart Calculator is beautifully designed, having both standard and scientific modes of calculations. It is built to run anywhere, as its written completely in Java. It featured different types of Look and Feels, using Java's Swing PLAF library.

Game of Life 3D is an platform-independent OpenGL implementation of John Conway's Game of Life with a modern QT4 user interface. It features a random mode and different pre defined example modes.

mcrypt, and the accompanying libmcrypt, are intended to be replacements for the old Unix crypt, except that they are under the GPL and support an ever-wider range of algorithms and modes.

Multitask scientific calculator. Supports plugins and scripts (in C++ and QtScript respectively) to provide different working modes and custom solving functions.

Tk-based standalone graphing system and extensible graphing library with a huge range of 2d modes (maybe 3d soon?) written in Python (Python/Tk are 100% cross platform)