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Wcalc
A powerful arbitrary-precision calculator.
Wcalc is a powerful arbitrary-precision calculator. It has standard functions (sin, asinh, logtwo, floor, etc), many pre-defined constants (pi, e, c, etc.), variables, "active" variables, command history, and hex/octal/binary i/o, conversions, and more -
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Jljp
Calculates the voltage across a liquid junction between two solutions
An analogous project written in C# can be found here: https://github.com/swharden/JLJP Liquid junction potential calculator. It's a tool for scientists and engineers who have to do with electrochemistry and electrokinetics. When two solutions containing ions are put into contact, possibly through a porous diaphragm, a voltage develops across them. The calculation of the voltage is not trivial. The program is written in Java. Includes classes that can be included in other programs, together with graphical interfaces (also as an applet). -
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CutePy
Lightweight Qt-based Python console with variable explorer and history
CutePy is a lightweight Qt-based Python 3 console with variable explorer, command history, syntax highlighting and customizable startup script. Originally it was developed for simple scientific calculations as a replacement for e.g. Windows calculator or Python IDLE. Therefore its main aim is to start fast and provide more comfortable dealing with variables based on the Python language. However in the end it is a regular Python console and therefore can be used for almost any task. -
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LambdaNu
Android app to calculate wavelength, frequency and bandwidth
This android app is a simple tool for the lazy ones who don't want to remember the speed of light and type it into their calculator every time they need a wavelength or frequency converted. It also allows to calculate the bandwidth from a given wavelength or frequency and a range -
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Force Calculator
Calculates mutiple forces in various angles.
Designed by B.J Erasmus and written in java. -
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C# Force Calculator
Calculates multiple forces in various angles.
This force calculator is the same as the Java Force Calculator with the bugs removed. -
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Computing with units
Calculator that takes care of measurement units.
Java program for computations with values expressed in terms of physical or other units. Supports complicated mathematical expressions and user-defined functions. Invoked from scripts, line command, or as GUI. Extensive units data base. -
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ErrorCalculator
a scientific calculator with error propagation
A scientific calculator with the possibility to propagate errors. -
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This is a Java Just Intonation Calculator. It allows users on many platforms to calculate and hear just tunings. It will support saving and opening tunigs and opening spreadsheet documents and allow users to send tunings to their synthesizers, via MIDI
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