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    schur

    schur

    Interactive Program For Calculating Properties Of Symmetric Functions

    Schur is a standalone program for interactively calculating properties of Lie groups and symmetric functions. Schur has been designed to answer questions of relevance to a wide range of problems of interest to chemists, mathematicians, computer scientists,...
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    SynthePG

    Live Music Compositor learning base on TPG

    This android app is producing music and partition sheets in real time. Furthermore, the AI module can be activated and be trained to learn you prefered style and play it. You can also team play your music with the interconnect mode. Finally, move your phone like a 'chef d'orchestre' and see how it changes the music...
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    program.MODULAR

    program.MODULAR

    MODULAR: Autonomous Computation of Modularity

    ...The software can identify and define modules by two different modularity metrics widely used in studies with different types of networks such as social, ecological and biochemical networks. In order to find the network partition that maximizes modularity, the software offers five optimization methods to the user: simulated annealing, fast greedy, spectral partitioning, a hybrid of fast greedy and simulated annealing, and a hybrid of spectral partitioning and simulated annealing. The software is implemented in C language and it uses the igraph library for complex network research.
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    MagSusCL
    Integration routine to be employed in evaluation of high dimensional integrals arising from problems in statistical mechanics, more specifically the partition function of classical Heisenberg spin-chains, and its resulting derivatives.
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    BruteNet is a system of the distributed brute force and distributed calculations built on user extensions capable to solve a great number of problems related to the partition on a lot of machines.With sample extention you can distribute brute md5-hash
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    A Powerful tool that supports differentiation,plotting 2d and 3d graphs(cartesian,spherical polar),number theoretic commands like probabilistic primality and factoring,permutation,partition , and fraction-recurring decimal conversion !<check screenshots>
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