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matcik svg editor
svg editor: Easily create documents for math, physics, chemistry...
Easily create documents for math, physics, chemistry, biology and other sciences... Book, exam and activity preparation program Easily import application vectors such as geogebra, chart, mathlive, ckeditor, desmos, into your document, or import vectors from pdf files into your document, save and rearrange your file. if you want You can use the documents you have prepared on your website or convert them to pdf. Matcik advanced online svg editor. Matematik, fizik, kimya, biyoloji ve... -
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A-GM Manager
Web application for long-term monitoring of radioactivity levels
V1.4 fix issues with PHP 7.3 The A-GM project is aimed for providing a long-term continuous measurement of the radioactivity level. It includes an open-source Web application (A-GM Manager) running on a SOHO server (e.g. NAS from QNAP for Small Office Home Office servers) connected to a Geiger-Muller radioactivity counter device such as C-GM Counters (https://sourceforge.net/p/c-gm-counter) or compatible counters from GQ Electronics LLC. -
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PCP-net is a browser-based application to calculate preheating temperature, heat input and carbon equivalent, which can be used to avoid hydrogen cracking (cold cracking) in unalloyed and low-alloyed ferritic steels.
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