Re:Re: [opsmodelling-general] Re: [Task #121618] Create simple working website in HTML

[Fedor L. <fed...@gm...>]

I agree with you that the descriptions are vague. I cannot write them
clearer now. My fault. I'm working on this issue (and on creating and
assigning tasks).
I hope I'll write something like checklist soon.

About task that would suit you. I don't now your interests, but there
are following possibilities:

1. I'm not excellent at math now (from my point of view, and for the
task we are solving). I need people who know math better than me. Look
into my math paper. It is awful, I think, for math standards. It is
physical in nature(because I'm physicist :) -- and I want to make it
more rigorous. I have some ideas about this (taken from plasma physics
I'm studying now).
Also look here:
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=3D1368846&forum_id=3D30971=
6
I've got too few comments on this issue.

Math related to the software Opsmodelling are numerical methods. So
maybe you'll be interested in writing stable schemes for generalized
Lanchester equations.

2. Graphics. We need a plotter. Maybe you have good one? I've written
simple plotter (libgrapher), and it needs improvements, including
support of drawing 2d surfaces.

3. gui
4. Visualisation of battle. We are too far from this now, because more
simple things haven't been done yet, but this is really interesting
work for OpenGL, I think (especially if it would be 3d).


----- Original Message -----
From: "Dan Krieger" <dkr...@di...>
To: ops...@li...
Subject: Re: [opsmodelling-general] Re: [Task #121618] Create simple
working website in HTML
Date: Thu, 24 Nov 2005 08:42:49 -0800

>
> I've been watching these mailing lists for a while trying to decide
> what needs work.  I've got a heavy background in mathematics and
> have been doing OpenGL programming in excess of 3 years.  The
> descriptions of the projects are pretty vague, any task you need
> done that you think would suit me well?  As much detail as possible
> for the task would be nice, does make things a lot easier to do
> when a checklist is available.
>
> -Dan
>


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Best regards,
Fedor