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Abacus
Abacus is the publisher of StatView which features fully integrated
statistics, data mangement, graphing and presentation tools and
SuperANOVA which combines powerful GLM techniques (ANOVA, ANCOVA, MANOVA,
MANCOVA, repeated measures, regression, and more), and full presentation
graphing features.
ACE/gr
ACE/gr is an XY
plotting tool for workstations or X-terminals using X.
Ada-Belgium
Ada-Belgium maintains a
repository
of free Ada software. Currently, this collection contains PHC - an interactive
program for solving polynomial systems using homotopy continuation.
The Algebra
Word Problem Tutor
The Algebra Word Problem Tutor has been developed by members of the
Anderson Research Group at Carnegie Mellon University in cooperation with the
PUMP Algebra Project. The goal of the Algebra Word Problem Tutor is to help
students to learn algebraic skills which they can use in the context of
real-life problem situations.
ALJABR
From CAIN: ALJABR is a full-featured computer algebra system for symbolic and
numerical mathematics. It is derived from MACSYMA (Project MAC's
Symbolic Manipulation System), a system which was originally developed
by the Mathlab Group at M.I.T.'s Laboratory for Computer Science.
ALJABR is marketed by Fort Pond Research.
Alki
Alki is a high-level interpreted language for numerical analysis. Alki
borrows ideas from languages like C, MATLAB, and APL, but it was developed
because we needed a free, efficient, and versatile language capable of handling large problems.
AMATH - Pre-Algebra
AMATH is a complete, self-paced, computer driven, adult level course
designed as an intervention device to help those who have completed the course
work in K-8 math, but cannot do the work.
Amos
Amos implements the general approach to data analysis known as structural
modeling, analysis of covariance structures, or causal modeling. This approach
includes as special cases many well known conventional techniques, including
the general linear model and common factor analysis.
AMPL
AMPL is a comprehensive and powerful algebraic modeling language for linear
and nonlinear optimization problems, in discrete or continuous variables.
Developed at AT&T Bell Laboratories, AMPL lets you use common notation and
familiar concepts to formulate optimization models and examine solutions, while
the computer manages communication with an appropriate solver.
ANCOPOL (ANalysis and COntrol of POLlution) package
ANCOPOL is a package for an analysis of pollution in coastal seas and shallow lakes.
apfloat
Apfloat is a C++ arbitrary precision arithmetic package. Multiplications
are done using Fast Number Theoretic Transforms with three different moduli
and the Chinese Remainder Theorem for optimal memory usage, maximum speed
and no roundoff errors. It's capable of doing calculations with millions of
decimals. The package is written in ANSI C++ for good portability but also
includes assembler optimizations for 486 and 586 processors for maximum
performance on PCs. The software is released as freeware and is free for
non-commercial use.
Argus Numerical Environments
The Argus Numerical Environments (ANE) are a family of general purpose
graphical Pre- and Post-Processors for the numerical modeler. They represent a
whole new approach of combining GIS and numerical modeling.
Artificial Life
Software
This page from
MIT Press Artificial Life Online
contains a collection of links to sites containing software for cellular
automata, evolutionary studies, etc.
ASA - Adaptive Simulated Annealing Code
The ASA code was first developed in 1987 as Very Fast
Simulated Reannealing (VFSR) to deal with the necessity of
performing adaptive global optimization on multivariate nonlinear
stochastic systems. This site also contains information about the author
Lester Ingber, reprints about this code, and other software.
ASK - Die Akademische Software Kooperation
Die Akademische Software Kooperation is a site located at the
University of Karlsruhe (Germany). Among other things contained at
this site is a large collection of academic software, including a
mathematics collection, which can be
searched. There is also information on the
European Academic Software Award.
Assets in Domain: MATH UTILITIES
This site includes information about various software packages for
scientific computing, both freeware and commercial. Links are provided
to sites with freeware packages.
Atlast
Library
Library of ATLAST M-files (Matlab) to accompany the book ATLAST Computer
Exercises for Linear Algebra which were written by participants in
the Atlast workshops.
Automatic Differentiation Tools
This
document was compiled for the minisymposium on automatic differentiation
tools presented at the 1995 International Conference on Industrial and Applied
Mathematics, Hamburg.
AZ-MATH - University of Arizona
A large collection of MSDOS and Macintosh
software packages
written to be used in the teaching of college mathematics. The latter page
contains information on the downloading of these packages and provides means
for downloading the entire collection. To download individual files (in pak
format) use the
anonymous ftp
connection. These programs are also available through the
Mathematics Archives
(in zip format); the latter listing contains a short abstract of each
program.
Aztec
An iterative sparse linear solver package.
[B/D] - Bayes L. P. Language
The home
of [B/D], an interactive programming language which allows complete a
priori and diagnostic
analyses of Bayes linear statistical problems. This page is still under
construction, but ultimately will contain information about [B/D], latest
code, manuals, update release notes, macro libraries etc.
The Blitz++ Project
The goal of the Blitz++ project is to develop techniques which will
enable C++ to rival -- perhaps even exceed -- the speed of Fortran for
numerical computing, while preserving an object-oriented interface.
Preliminary results show speed increases of 2-10 times over
conventional C++ numerical libraries, and performance about on par
with carefully hand-crafted C code. Check out
the Object-Oriented Numerics Page.
BMDP Statistical Software, Inc.
BMDP Statistical Software, Inc. was purchased by SPSS.
Boxer Math
This is the Home Page of Boxer Inc., math tutorial software publisher.
The premier title is
Boxer
Trigonometry which is a hands-on, interactive tutorial designed to give
students an intuitive and computational understanding of trigonometry.
Broderbund Software,
Inc.
The above-mentioned page is a link to the "Kids' software" products.
The software titles are sorted by various categories, one of which is
mathematics. Two of the packages listed are
James Discovers Math
and Math Workshop.
Cabri-géomètre
Cabri-geometry is the product of research activity at the Université
Joseph Fourier de Grenoble and at CNRS, in the laboratoire de Structures
Discrètes et de Didactique. From the Mathematics Archives pages on
Cabri-geometry: Cabri-geometre is an Interactive Notebook to Teach and Learn
Geometry. With this package, you perform ruler-compass constructions
and then pose questions. You can ask whether lines are parallel or
perpendicular. You can compare measures of objects (area, length,
angular measurement). An especially nice feature is the ability to
move points used as references in constructions and the figure
changes appropriately. With this you can examine the trace of a
point to find the locus of points, say equidistant from a given
point and a given line.
CABRI GEOMETRY II
The interactive software for Geometry - Alter geometric figures on the
screen. Students can see patterns, make conjectures, and draw their own
conclusions. Discover geometric dependencies in the figures students construct.
Display the equations of basic geometric objects including lines, circles,
ellipses, and coordinates of points.
CAI Math 30 for Windows
Math 30
is a 125-hour CD-ROM based course in academic high school mathematics leading
to university entrance. It includes topics on polynomials, logarithms and
exponential functions, sequences, series and limits, trigonometry, conic
sections, statistics and permutations and combinations.
CAIN: Computer Algebra Information Network
CAIN is a distributed
information service dedicated to computer algebra maintained by
CAN - Computer Algebra
Nederland.
It is set up to disseminate computer algebra news, knowledge, and
software among users in all scientific and technical disciplines. Additional
nodes are:
CalcE
CalcE is a
collection of packages which greatly improve the ease of
use and performance of Mathematica in everyday tasks such as
constructing two-and three-dimensional graphics, formatted tables,
etc. CalcE accepts lower-case and simple English keywords, and
constructs complex graphics and tables with 1/2 to 1/10 the number of
keystrokes and far less programming than are otherwise needed.
Included are over 150K of code, over 400K of documentation, and
literally hundreds of new features. Ideal for students and teaching
laboratories.
Calculus
Castle
The Calculus Castle is an interactive multimedia CD-ROM tutorial for
DOS-based computers from CAEME.
The Calculus Castle enjoys several unique features including access to
simulation software, animated graphics that demonstrate key concepts,
interesting real-life applications of calculus, and tutorials and quizzes to
evaluate students' performance and level of understanding.
CAMI
Cami is Professional Mathematics software for professional maths teachers
for Diagnosis, Practice and Remediation of Mathematics Instruction. Cami
Mathematics Software has been developed over a 12 year period and is currently
installed on the networks of leading educational institutions.
CAMO -Computer Aided Modelling
CAMO is a company specialising
in software for multivariate analysis.
The main product, The Unscrambler, provides a user-friendly and high
quality tool for modelling, prediction and classification of
multivariable data sets. The Unscrambler is considered by many to
be the de facto industry standard software package for multivariate
data analysis, and is ideal for many applications such as spectroscopy
data calibration, data exploration, quality analysis, experimental
design, environmental analysis, prospecting, process analysis, sensory
analysis as well as many others.
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CASA - Computer Algebra System for Algebraic Geometry
The program package CASA (Computer Algebra Software for constructive
Algebraic geometry) is designed for performing computations and reasoning about
geometric objects in classical algebraic geometry, in particular affine and
projective algebraic geometry over an algebraically closed field of
characteristic 0.
Center for Statistical and Mathematical Computing (Indiana University)
The Center for Statistical
and mathematical Computing contains both vendor-supplied and local
information on various mathematical and statistical packages in use at
Indiana University.
the CD-ROM SHOP
The CD-ROM SHOP is a vendor of CD's. They have a listing of mathematics
CD's for both the
Macintosh and
IBM compatible
computers. Many of the listings contain detailed information about the
particular CD's.
CFD Resources Online
A
collection of links to software useful in the area of computational
fluid dynamics.
cGOP
cGOP is a package for rigorously solving nonconvex optimization
problems to epsilon-global optimality. The package implements the GOP
algorithm (Floudas and Visweswaran, 1993) which is a primal-dual
decomposition algorithm applicable to general constrained biconvex
problems, using a set of C subroutines to solve these problems
using decomposition and branch-and-bound techniques.
Chaos analysis software
This page
contains information about software written by Michael Banbrook which can
perform the following tasks: Time series embedding, Singular Value Decompositon
embedding, Lyapunov exponents (FULL spectrum with noise robustness), Poincare
sections, Local singular value decomposition analysis.
Chaos
Software and related stuff
This page contains software for calculation of Lyapunov Exponents and
Simulations of Chaotic Systems.
Civilized Software
Civilized Software is the
developer of MLAB, an advanced mathematical and statistical modeling
system running on PC, Mac, SUN, RS6000, DEC-Alpha, Convex, SGI, NeXT
(Motorola, Intel, and HP). MLAB is a tool for mathematical and statistical
exploration, and for solving simulation and modeling problems such as chemical
kinetics, pharmacological compartmental models, multiple site ligand binding,
neurophysiological modeling, and ultracentrifuge models, to name just a few.
CLAWPACK - A Software Package for Conservation Laws
Clawpack contains software for solving hyperbolic systems of conservation
laws in 1 and 2 space dimensions.
CleanSheet
CleanSheet Dynamic is a modeling spreadsheet - you build mathematical
models by linking objects together with pipes.
Click&Learn Regression
Interactive program teaches the intuition of regression.
Visually create data sets by clicking on an x, y graph.
Watch the computer redraw the regression line with each mouse click.
Interactive exercises demonstrate the sensitivity of regression to data.
CLIFFORD - Maple Package for Clifford Algebra Computations
CodEc - Programs for Economics and Econometrics
CodEc is
part of NetEc, a volunteer project to improve the communication of research in
Economics via eletronic media. The contribution of CodEc is to collect and
provide computer programs of interest for economists and econometricians.
C*ODE*E Reviews of DE Solvers
C*ODE*E offers reviews
of DE Solvers for teachers who wish to introduce computer experiments into
ordinary differential equations courses.
Codemist Ltd
Codemist is a
software provider, dedicated to the creation of high quality software in the
areas of compilers and symbolic computation. Codemist is owned and operated by
a group of university academics from Bath and Cambridge. The main products are
the Norcroft C compiler and the computer algebra system Reduce.
Colourful
Mathematics
Colourful Mathematics is a series of educational mathematical games dealing
with serious mathematical concepts, but geared toward students from a very
early age. The three MSDOS programs are investigations of the Four Colour
Theorem, the Chromatic Number of a Graph, and the Dominating Number of a Graph.
These programs are also available from the
Mathematics Archives
Common Lisp Analytical Statistics Package (CLASP)
The Common Lisp
Analytical Statistics Package (CLASP) is a tool for
visualizing and statistically analyzing data and is part of the
CLIP/CLASP project at the Experimental Knowledge Systems Laboratory.
Compass Modeling Solutions, Inc.
A provider of mathematical programming software tools, technical support
and quantitative management consulting.
Computational Fluid
Dynamics
This site contains codes, links, sites, etc., concerning computational
fluid dynamics.
Computational Mechanics Company Inc.
The Computational Mechanics Company,
Inc. (COMCO) was founded in
1982 to perform contract research and software
development in engineering analysis and applied mathematics.
Building on the technological advances made during its early years,
COMCO began in 1989 to develop a generic computational kernel which
could be applied to a broad range of engineering problems.
Conrad Button's Software
Conrad Button's
Software is the publisher of several packages including MathBook+,
a package containing five modules: integral calculus, advanced algebra,
geometry/trig, random number generator and metric conversion and
Kurv+, a statistical package which will also do curve fitting and
multiple linear regression. These are Windows shareware packages which can
be downloaded from this page.
COOOL - Center for
Wave Phenomena Object-Oriented Optimization Library
COOOL consists of a collection of C++ class libraries for handling
mathematical optimization problems. It is a convenient tool for
research in optimization methods as well for application in various
scientific and engineering fields.
CPLEX Optimization, Inc.
CPLEX Optimization, Inc. is a provider of large-scale
mathematical programming software and services. CPLEX's linear
and mixed-integer programming solvers are known for superior
performance and reliability, particularly on large or difficult problems.
Software and supporting services from CPLEX Optimization, Inc. are
available worldwide, covering computing environments ranging from
PCs to UNIX workstations to mainframes and supercomputers.
Critical
Thinking Press and Software
Publisher of software for grades 2-12. This page is a listing of their
mathematics software including In the Neighborhood Software, Target Math
Software, Five in a Row Software, and Math Mind Benders.
CSC - Information on Software
The Center for Scientific Computing (CSC) has
a page of links
to many sites which contain mathematical software and information about
such software.
Cullimore and Ring Technologies, Inc.
C&R provides products and
services in the areas of heat transfer and fluid system design and analysis.
One of their products is SINDA/FLUINT which is a comprehensive
finite-difference, lumped parameter (circuit or network analogy) tool
for analyzing complex thermal/fluid systems.
CUTE - The Constrained and Unconstrained Testing Environment
The
Constrained and Unconstrained Testing Environment (CUTE) is a
suite of Fortran subroutines, scripts and test problems for linear and
nonlinear optimization.
Data Desk
Data Desk is an interactive data analysis and statistics package that is
designed to help you to better understand your data. The program is based on
the philosophy of Exploratory Data Analysis, emphasizing visual, interactive
tools for finding patterns, trends, subgroups and outliers. The program
includes a comprehensive suite of statistics procedures, including summary
statistics, hypothesis tests, correlation, nonparametric tests, contingency
tables, cluster analysis, principal components, simple, multiple, nonlinear
and logistic regression and a complete General Linear Model.
Davidson & Associates, Inc.
Davidson & Associates, Inc.
are the publishers of the Blasters Series
and 1-2-3's Featuring the
Counting Critters.
DDLab -
Discrete Dynamics Lab
DDLab is an interactive graphics program for research into the dynamics
of finite binary networks ranging from Cellular Automata to Random Boolean
Networks. The program generates attractor basins, as well as space-time
patterns in one or two dimensions.
DE
Resource Center - Software and Programs for Teaching Differential Equations
Contains links to sites which have software and programs which can be used
in the teaching of differential equations.
Decision Tree for
Optimization Software
Contains links to primarily source code for programs to solve optimization
problems.
DERIVE, A Mathematical Assistant
A symbolic mathematics package for MSDOS computers. Check out the
information on Derive from the
Mathematics Archives.
DESIR -
Differential Equations Systems Integrator and Researcher
Application package DESIR for investigation of differential equations
systems. This package is devoted to the numerical investigation of ordinary
differential equations and maps on IBM compatible PC (MS-DOS) and is a
collection of executed programs and libraries for BORLAND TURBO PASCAL language.
Diagnosys
Diagnosys is the product of TLTP
project number 17 based at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne with the
collaboration of the other four North-East universities. The aim of the project
was to produce a computer based diagnostic testing system for mathematics and
other technical subjects.
DifEqu
DifEqu
is a program designed for numerically solving ordinary, functional and partial
differential equations, difference equations and do many more things. It can be
used for solving problems arising in mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology.
The program is most useful for teaching, doing research and creating simulation.
Diffpack
The goal of the
Diffpack project
is to develop a fully
object-oriented framework for solution of partial differential equations.
DsTool
There is a critical need for computational environments that provide
effective tools for exploring dynamical systems with minimal effort on the part
of the user. Research that relies upon the investigation of dynamical systems
would be greatly enhanced by a standard, uniform environment for the
exploration of these systems with computers.
The program described here, called
DsTool (pronounced dee-ess-TOOL), describes an implementation of one such
environment for the Sun UNIX workstation. It is an efficient research tool
that integrates a friendly graphical user interface, data management
capabilities, a rich set of numerical algorithms together with the
flexibility to add more algorithms and communicate data with other programs.
DsTool has been implemented for use with the X Window system from MIT
and is based upon the program kaos, written by S. Kim and J. Guckenheimer.
E-GEMS :
Electronic Games for Education in Math and Science
The E-GEMS project is a collaborative effort by scientists, educators,
and professional video game and educational software developers who
have come together to do research on and develop teaching materials
that integrate video games and computer-based explorations with
existing classroom practices. The aim of this research is to increase
the proportion of children in Grades 4-8 who enjoy learning,
mastering, and using underlying concepts of math and science.
Educational Software Institute
Educational Software Institute's resource guide of mathematics software
for K-12.
Elegant Mathematics, Inc.
Elegant Mathematics, Inc. conducts
mathematical researches and designs advanced mathematical algorithms. These
algorithms are used to develop a suite of exceptionally robust Iterative
Linear Equation Solvers, a suite of software tools for Parallelization of
Algorithms and Computer Software, and advanced approximation methods which are
forming the basis of new Applications Software for the solution of Grand
Challenge industrial problems.
Elib Services, ZIB
The
Elib Services is a WWW service operated by ZIB,
the Konrad-Zuse-Zentrum für Informationstechnik Berlin, a non-university
research institute of the State of Berlin, which operates in the field of
information technology. Its research and development concentrates on
application-oriented algorithmic mathematics, in close interdisciplinary
cooperation with universities and scientific institutes in Berlin.
EULER
EULER has the
following features: Interactive evaluation of numerical expressions with real
or complex values, vectors and matrices, including use of variables. Builtin
functions that can take vectors as input and are then evaluated for each
element of the vector or matrix. Matrix functions. Interval arithmetic for
result verification. Exact scalar product. Statistical functions and random
numbers. Optimization. 2D- and 3D-plots. A builtin programming language with
parameters and local variables. An online help. A tracing feature for the
programming language. Possibility to read and write raw numerical data or even
binary data from and to files.
FAQ - Numerical Analysis & Associated Fields Resource Guide
The author's intent for this FAQ is to provide reviews of software, texts,
and other resources in Numerical Analysis and associated fields. Another
source for a copy of this FAQ is also available at
ftp.mathcom.com.
A hypertext version of this FAQ is also available.
FDC - Fractal Dimension Calculator
Fractal Dimension Calculator takes a black and white image in the form of a
Macintosh PICT file or clipboard contents and uses the box counting algorithm
to estimate the fractal dimension of the object represented in the image.
FElt
FElt
is a free system for finite element analysis. The current version of FElt knows
how to solve linear static and dynamic structural and thermal analysis problems;
it can also do modal and spectral analysis for dynamic problems.
FEMLAB
FEMLAB is an
interactive program for the numerical solution of ordinary and partial
differential equations based on the Finite Element Method in adaptive form with
automatic error control. Femlab is a part of an educational program based on
the Leibniz vision of integration of Calculus, Computation and Application.
Fermat
FERMAT is a program for Macs (with FPU's) by Robert H. Lewis of Fordham
University that does symbolic calculations, graphics, and numerical
calculations. It excels at matrix and polynomial computations over the
rationals, the integers, and finite fields. It also does really cool graphics,
but the main thrust is things like Smith Normal Form and GCD of multivariate
polynomials. One can form quotient rings of polynomial rings and do
computations there.
FFT Code and
Related Stuff
In addition to the first six million digits of pi and other things,
this page contains links to a number of programs for FFT.
Finite element mesh generation
This document contains links to lists of both public domain and commercial
software for mesh generation.
Finite Element Resources
This
document contains references to FE software and other relevant information
which can be obtained "electronically".
FIRE
This is the home page for FIRE developed at AVL (Graz, Austria). FIRE stands for Flow In
Reciprocating Engines and
is a general purpose elliptic flow solver developed specifically for
computing compressible or incompressible turbulent (laminar) fluid flows.
This site includes information on how to obtain the program, copies of
newsletters, some pictures and movies generated using the program, etc.
flowsim -- Monte Carlo
solution of Poisson's Equation
flowsim uses a Monte Carlo method to solve Poisson's equation in two
dimensions, on an enclosed space of arbitrary shape. Poisson's equation
arises in a huge variety of physical problems.
FORM
From CAIN:
FORM is a computer program for manipulating very large formulae. It is
devoted to
- manipulation of large formulae when other computer algebra systems give up
- pattern matching in formula manipulation
- computations in noncommutative algebras
- computations in high energy physics
Geert Jan van Oldenborgh has written a tutorial on using FORM,
An Introduction to Form.
Check out the Mathematics Archives for the
public domain version 1.
The Forth Scientific Library
Collection of many Forth programs for mathematics.
The Fortran
Market (TM)
The Fortran Market is the place to ``shop'' for all products and services
related to Fortran. In addition to the usual things to buy, you will find many
useful items that are free. Our goal is to provide access to all information,
products, and services related to the Fortran programming language.
Fractal
Compression Programs Repository
Fractal Software
The Fractal
FAQ contains a listing of sites which contain software to generate and
study fractals.
Fractint
Fractint
is a freeware fractal generator created for IBMPC's and compatible computers.
It is the most versatile and extensive fractal program available for any price.
This page will provide you with any information you would want to know about
fractint and the fractals which can be generated with this program. An online
manual for fractint is available and examples of many images generated by
fractint are provided. Fractint is also available on the
Mathematics Archives.
FreeLIP - Large Integer Package
FreeLIP is the large integer package used in the global collaboration to
factor the 129-digit number RSA-129 and thereby solve a 17-year old
challenge in cryptography.
Future Graph, Inc.
Future Graph, Inc. is the
publisher of f(g) Scholar, software for Math, Science and Engineering.
It combines the functionality of a graphing calculator with that of a complete
spreadsheet.
Gambit
Gambit is a library of programs, written in C++, for performing various
operations on n-person games, in either extensive or normal form. These
programs can either be used by a C++ programmer as a basis for developing
specialized code, or they can be accessed through more user friendly
interfaces. There are two main programs for accessing the functionality of the
Gambit library, the Graphics User Interface (GUI) and the Gambit Command
Language (GCL).
GAMS Development Corp.
GAMS (General Algebraic Modeling System)
is a high-level modeling system for mathematical programming problems. It
consists of a language compiler and one or more solvers.
GAMS supports the following problem areas: Linear Programming (LP), Non-linear
Programming (NLP), Mixed-Integer Programming (MIP), Mixed-Integer Nonlinear
Programming(MINLP) and Mixed Complementarity Problems.
GANG - Center for Geometry, Analysis, Numerics and Graphics
This WWW page gives information and links to
GANG anonymous
ftp site
which has graphics packages which can be used in the study of minimal
surfaces.
Gauss
Math and statistical visualization and analysis environment built around a
fast extendable, interactive array language.
GAUSSX: Desktop Econometric Analysis for GAUSS
GAUSSX
combines a full featured set of professional econometric routines, written in
GAUSS, with a menu driven interface in one software package. The GAUSSX desktop,
which runs under both DOS and Windows, is an intuitive interface that provides
an excellent platform for both research and teaching, and can be used for
running both GAUSS and GAUSSX.
GB
The purpose of the Faugère's GB package is to compute Gröbner
basis of polynomials ideals and to solve systems of algebraic equations.
GELDA
GELDA is a
Fortran77 software package for the numerical solution of linear
differential-algebraic equations with variable coefficients. The
implementation is based on a new discretization scheme. It can deal
with systems of arbitrary index and with systems that do not have
unique solutions or inconsistencies in the initial values or the
inhomogeneity.
GeoMAMOS
GeoMAMOS, an abbreviation for GEometric Object MAnipulation/MOnitoring
System, is an X-windows based integrated environment to support geometric
programming. The system is designed for manipulation and monitoring of
geometric objects based on prespecified instructions during or after the
execution of geometric algorithms.
Geometry Center
Part of the mission of the
Geometry Center is to
develop software tools to support the computation and visualization of
mathematics. A considerable portion of the Center's efforts have gone to
designing such tools, and to making them available to the mathematical and
scientific communities, and to the world at large.
Gforge
Gforge, a fractal terrain/ surface generator, is accessible from this
home page.
Global (and Local) Optimization
This page
contains links to Public Domain Global Optimization Software, Test problems,
Global Optimization Techniques, etc.
Gnuplot
Gnuplot is a command-line driven interactive function plotting utility
for UNIX, MSDOS, and VMS platforms. The software is copyrighted but
freely distributed. It was
originally intended as graphical program which would allow scientists
and students to visualize mathematical functions and data.
In addition to containing the source codes and binaries for Gnuplot,
this site
contains the Gnuplot FAQ, a demo, and a tutorial on using Gnuplot with
LaTeX documents.
GRAFEQ
GRAFEQ is a program for producing
graphs of implicit relations which is available for the platforms: Macintosh,
Power Macintosh and Windows.
GRAPE
GRAPE is a package for mathematical visualization. It has been particularly
effective in the fields of differential geometry and continuum mechanics. But
it will probably help to understand any other problem involving the numerics of
partial differential equations or the need of advanced three-dimensional
computer graphics.
Graphing Calculators
Programs for graphing calculators and links to other sites with such
programs are contained on the Mathematics Archives
Graphing Calculators WWW page.
Graphlet: The Graph
Layout and Editor Toolkit
Graphlet is a graph editor, a toolkit for implementing graph layout and
graph theory algorithms, and a user interface toolkit for the visualization of
complex structures .
GraphPad
GraphPad Software is the publisher of programs for statistics, curve
fitting and scientific graphing. In addition, there is a demo version of
Prism, a Windows 3.1 or Windows95 program for biostatistics and
curve-fitting. Free GraphPad Guides for Nonlinear Regression and
Statistical Comparisons are also available.
GROUPE FRACTALES SOFTWARE
Groups & Graphs
Groups & Graphs is a
software tool for graphs, digraphs, and their automorphism groups. Currently
it runs on Macintosh computers, but can also be run in an X-Window using the
Macintosh Application Environment under the Solaris operating system.
New features include batch automorphism processing, construction
of vertex-deleted and edge-deleted decks, an improved planar layout
algorithm, construction of antipodal graphs and distance-k graphs,
and improved copying and pasting of graphs and subgraphs.
GRTensor
GRTensor is a
computer algebra package for doing calculations of interest primarily to
relativists. GRTensor runs on any platform which supports MapleV Releases 2 and 3.
HENSA
HENSA is the Higher Education National Software Archive, a JISC funded
project which is based at the University of Kent at Canterbury, Unix Hensa and
the University of Lancaster, Micros Hensa. The
The Unix Hensa Archive at the
University of Kent at Canterbury is accessible to World Wide Web browsers.
HiQ
HiQ is a technical computing environment where you build interactive
notebooks for ActiveMath and data visualization applications. HiQ integrates
math user interface controls, numerical analysis, matrix computation, and
graphics into one environment where problems and solutions are expressed in a
scripting language built for mathematics.
HOP--Fractals In Motion
"Hopalong" fractals, so named because of their dynamic nature, were first
explained by A. K. Dewdney in Scientific American (Sept. 1986), based on the
work of Barry Martin from Aston University (Birmingham/England).
HOP, a new shareware program
by Michael Peters and Randy Scott, explores these fractals.
Hungry Frog Game Series
In this series there are three mathematics games. Math I teaches basic
counting skills to children ages 3 and up (enumeration of objects). Math II
teaches the sequence of numbers on the integer and whole number number lines.
In Math III you can practice addition and subtraction using positive or
negative numbers, multiplication, division and even absolute value equations.
Hypermedia laboratory
Hypermedia
laboratory
develops hypermedia software for mathematics education. Other research issues
are hypermedia on fast networks (ATM) and distance education using video and
audioconferencing software.
IDL from Research Systems Inc.
IDL, a product of Research Systems Inc., is a scientific computing
environment that combines mathematics,
advanced data visualization, scientific graphics, and a graphical user
interface toolkit to analyze and visualize scientific data.
This site contains information about IDL, a demo, links to IDL-related
sites, etc.
IKE - IBM Kiosk for Education
IKE, the IBM Kiosk for
Education, is a free information service for
IBM users in the higher education community. IKE offers IBM product
information and news, as well as software to download and a bulletin
board for exchanging ideas with colleagues. Started in 1986, the system
is developed and operated by the Center for Information Systems
Optimization at the University of Washington. Funding is provided by IBM.
IMPS - Interactive Mathematical Proof System
IMPS
is an Interactive Mathematical Proof System intended to
provide organizational and computational support for the traditional
techniques of mathematical reasoning.
Index of resources for numerical computation in C or C++
This document, maintained by Ajay Shah, is also available from
usc.edu and
ftp.math.psu.edu.
Interval Computations
In addition to providing information about Interval Arithmetic, there is
a collection of links to sites providing software for computations.
Interactive
Mathematics
INTERACTIVE MATHEMATICS is a new series of college-level, interactive
multimedia courses being developed by
Academic Systems in collaboration with
faculty from colleges and universities around the country. Interactive
Mathematics is also the first series of courses that take advantage of an
advanced computer-mediated instructional approach, called Mediated Learning,
which provides a faculty-guided, learner-centered environment for improving
student academic achievement. Each course in the Interactive Mathematics series
provides comprehensive mathematics instruction using an engaging
and challenging interactive multimedia environment.
Jandel Scientific Software
Jandel Scientific Software is the publisher of presentation and data
analysis software including SigmaPlot, the statistical package SigmaStat,
curve fitting software TableCurve 2D, etc.
Journal of
Statistical Software
JSS is a forum specifically for articles about statistical software.
KASH
KANT is a software package for mathematicians interested in algebraic
number theory. For those KANT is a tool for sophisticated computations
in number fields. With Kash you are able to use the powerful KANT V4 functions
within a shell and you don't need to know anything at all about programming in
C. The main features of the current release are: computations in number fields,
ideals in number fields, relative extensions of number fields, lattices.
KASKADE
The KASKADE 3.1 software package solves
linear scalar elliptic and parabolic problems in 1, 2, 3 space dimensions
with adaptive finite element methods.
Furthermore, the toolbox includes extensions for handling systems of
equations and example algorithms for nonlinear methods
used in obstacle, porous media or Stefan problems.
Core of the program is a variety og multilevel/multigrid preconditioners
for the arising linear systems. The code is also available from
MGNet.
Kernel Knowledge
Kernel Knowledge offers
development of modern software tools for physics and engineering sciences. The
software is based on Mathematica -- the well-known system for doing mathematics
by computer. The original software developed by Kernel Knowledge extends
applications of Mathematica to a variety of problems of mathematical physics
and engineering sciences.
Key Curriculum Press
Key Curriculum Press is a publisher of many software packages for
mathematics education including The Geometer's Sketchpad(r) and TesselMania!(TM).
Knot
Knot lets you create large 3-D color animations and stills of beautiful
abstract knots. You design the knot's form, colors, motion, backgrounds and
lighting - or design and render entire animations automatically. It's an
endless source of gorgeous moving backgrounds and photocollage elements for
your work.
kSoft, Inc. - Graphmatica
Graphmatica
is an easy-to-use, powerful equation plotter. It supports 5 types of graphs
(including polar, parametric and inequalities), unlimited graphs on screen at
once, saving setup and lists of equations, and several ways to resize the grid.
It offers flexible grid labeling, on-line help, and demonstration files.
Graphmatica is also available from the
Mathematics Archives.
KWIKSTAT
KWIKSTAT 4.0
provides easy access to data analysis for scientific and business data. Data
analysis procedures include descriptive statistics, t-tests, chi-square,
analysis of variance with multiple comparisons, simple and multiple regression,
graphs, crosstabulations, non-parametric procedures, life tables, survival
analysis and more. Graphs include histograms, barcharts, scatterplots, time'
series plots and more. A shareware version of Kwikstat is available from the
Mathematics Archives.
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LANCELOT
LANCELOT is a standard fortran 77 package for solving large-scale
nonlinearly constrained optimization problems.
The areas covered by Release A of the package are:
- unconstrained optimization problems,
- constrained optimization problems,
- the solution of systems of nonlinear equations,
- nonlinear least-squares problems.
Lascaux Graphics
Lascaux Graphics offers
software, video tapes, etc. "For people who love mathematics." They are
the publishers of
f(z),
Fields&Operators,
Models, and
4-Dimensional Hypercube.
LASPack
LASPack
is a package for solving large sparse systems of linear equations like those
which arise from discretization of partial differential equations.
Laurens Lapre's Lparser Links
Contains links to various sites featuring L-systems and contains images
generated by the author's software package which is available from this page.
Learning in Motion
Learning in Motion is a
publisher of innovative software for K-12 education. This WWW site provides
information about the products of Learning in Motion and a collection of
links to various educational WWW sites.
Linear Programming FAQ
This
faq will provide you with information and some links to software which
can be used to solve linear programming problems.
LIPSOL -
Linear-programming Interior Point SOLvers
LIPSOL is a Matlab-based
package for solving linear programs by interior-Point methods. For computational
efficiency it uses a Fortran package by Esmond Ng and Barry Peyton at ORNL to
solve large sparse linear systems. LIPSOL has been tested on the Netlib set of
linear programs and has effectively solved all 95 Netlib problems.
LOGAL Software Inc.
LOGAL Software Inc. develops, publishes
and markets a unique line of interactive, simulation-based software and
probeware in the fields of science and mathematics for high-school, college and
middle school. LOGAL also provides on-site Staff Development in the U.S. to
help teachers better integrate our products into their curricula.
Macsyma, Inc.
Home of
Macsyma, advanced
symbolic/numeric mathematical software and
PDEase, helps you do finite
element analysis with the greatest of ease.
MacWavelets
MacWavelets v2.00 is a small, simple, Macintosh program for performing
wavelet analysis of 1d and 2d datasets. MacWavelets allows you to
plot and edit data, perform discrete wavelet transforms and their
inverses, compress and expand data, remove noise, and manipulate data
with simple math.
Data can be created within the program, or imported and exported in
text and binary formats from files and the clipboard. MacWavelets
makes extensive use of the standard Macintosh user interface, so that
no programming or scripting is required.
Magestic for Excel
Magestic is a numerical
application including nonlinear parameter estimation and nonlinear optimization.
MAGMA
Magma is a radically new system designed to solve computationally hard
problems in algebra, number theory, geometry and combinatorics. Magma
provides a mathematically rigorous environment for computing with
algebraic and geometric objects. This is
a link to the University of Sydney which contains information about
Magma.
Maricopa Center for Learning and Instruction - Mathematics Software Evaluation
Site contains a collection of evaluations of software which can be used
in the teaching of mathematics.
MAS: Modula-2
Algebra System
MAS is an experimental computer algebra system combining imperative
programming facilities with algebraic specification capabilities for design
and study of algebraic algorithms. MAS views mathematics in the sense of
universal algebra and model theory and is in some parts influenced by
category theory.
MATCOM
MATCOM
Matlab(R) to C++ translator and a matrix class library. The translator creates
C++ code from Matlab code which is compiled by the project manager into an
executable. The C++ library supports high level, Matlab-like syntax,
so functions can be conveniently hand-coded. Matlab algorithms may be included
in C++ projects using auto translation.
Math Teaching
Assistant
Primarily for K-12.
MathAssist
MathAssist is a concept and a professional mathematical computer courseware tuition system which (at the time of writing of this abstract) covers all
sections of the South African Grade 8 / Std 6 syllabus.
Mathematica as a Tool
Information about the book and programs from the book Mathematica as a
Tool by Stephan Kaufmann.
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Mathematical MacTutor
The Mathematical MacTutor system consists of more than 100 HyperCard
stacks amounting to about 15 Mb and about 2000 cards. It runs on any of the
range of Apple Macintosh computers, but not, alas on PC's.
MacTutor covers a wide range of mathematical topics, though its contents have
been biased by the interests and enthusiasms of its authors. We have
concentrated on areas where we think that the computer, and particularly the
superb graphics capabilities of the Apple Macintosh, can give insights not
available in other ways. Thus, apart from the Calculus topics that one would
expect to find in any mathematical software, MacTutor is particularly strong
in Geometry, Algebra (and in particular, Group Theory), Graph Theory, Number
Theory and the History of Mathematics. It has some interesting stacks on
Statistics, Matrices and Complex Analysis.
Mathematics Library
Plus
Mathematics Library Plus is
published by Aces Research, Inc. and consists of tutorial software on
CD's; topics include Algebra, Calculus, Statistics, Geometry, and Trignometry.
Each CD-ROM title is a step-by-step and easy-to-follow interactive tutorial for
students from high school to college levels. A comprehensive self study
guide with online text references and a useful resource for pre-test practices.
Each math subject contains hundreds of problems ranging from easy to difficult
and come with interactive hints and solutions. Each listing explains the
fundamental principle(s), corollaries of the equation and its sample usage.
MatheMatrix
MatheMatrix, Inc.
provides Out-of-Core Matrix Algebra Libraries for computationally intensive
applications. These products enable supercomputer class problems to be run on
more cost effective MPP platforms and engineering workstations. The portability
also allows application programs to be developed on workstations and run on
larger MPP platforms for production.
MathKit for ToolBook
MathKit is a mathematical software construction set that extends ToolBook.
MathMedia
MathMedia is a
publisher of Macintosh and Windows software for high school math teachers
and students.
MathPad
MathPad is a general
purpose graphing scientific calculator. It uses text input rather than
simulating buttons on a hand held calculator. This live scratchpad interface
allows you to see and edit your entire calculation. Formulas can be entered
directly and different values can be plugged in for easy "what if" calculating.
In addition to being a handy little calculator, MathPad can also take
on larger problems. Simple plotting allows quick visualization of
results. General purpose arrays allow calculations involving vectors,
complex numbers, matrix algebra etc. 2D arrays can be displayed as
grayscale or color images. MathPad runs on a Mac Plus or higher with system 6
or system 7.
MathSoft
This is the World-Wide Web server
of MathSoft, Inc., the developer of the technical calculation application
Mathcad, as well as
developer and provider of a variety of other software tools for users of PCs,
Macintosh computers, and UNIX workstations. This site provides
product information, tools and information to help one work
more efficiently and creatively with MathSoft products, and links to
interesting sites in the rest of the technical and mathematical
community.
MathSolutions
MathSolutions,
Inc. is the developer and distributor of
MathTensor,
a Mathematica-based package for performing tensor analysis by computer.
MathVision Inc.
MathVision Inc.
is a software development corporation, producing special graphics
applications for the scientific, educational, and graphic arts community. Its
main software packages currently on sale are MathVISION/Amiga and Image
Mirror/Amiga and several support and utility products which are sold through
distributors.
MathWare
MathWare
sells and provides information on mathematics packages including
Derive,
GyroGraphics, and
AcroSpin.
The MathWizards
The MathWizards develops data analysis and visualization software.
MathWizards provides cost effective software for the scientific, academic and
engineering markets. MathWizards is the publisher of MathViews, an interactive,
matlab look-alike, mathematical program and WaveTool, an interactive, math
enabled, waveform editor.
Mathworks
Mathworks is the company that produces MATLAB, the popular scientific and
engineering software tool. MATLAB is a technical computing environment for
high-performance numeric computation and visualization. MATLAB integrates
numerical analysis, matrix computation, signal processing, and graphics in an
easy-to-use environment. This site contains information about MATLAB, user
contributed M/MEX-files, digests, etc. In addition, the Mathematics Archives
maintains a WWW page of
links related to MATLAB.
Mathwright Library
The Mathwright
Library is a collecion of Mathwright Books which have been produced by
the authoring system, Mathwright. This WEBsite makes available for downloading
a Mathwright Library Player which may be used as a viewer for the WorkBooks in
this Mathwright Library. However, it is capable of reading only the WorkBooks
supplied through this WEBsite. There is a commercial version of Mathwright
Library Player which has many additional features.
Among the many topics covered in this library are Area Between the Graphs,
Bernoulli Trials, Chaotic Pendulum, Curves in Art and Nature, Difference
Equations, Dynamical Systems, Eigenvector, Factoring Polynomials, Golden Ratio,
Lunar Lander, Matrix Calculator, Periodic Functions, Pool Game, Polar Graphs,
Space Filling Curve, and Work Problems.
MEDAL
MEDAL (Matrix and Expert system Development Aid Language) is an interactive
program. The language syntax of MEDAL is similar to the popular MATLAB
(Matrix Laboratory) language. MEDAL retains all of the main features of
MATLAB, including the MATLAB syntax and M-files. In addition, MEDAL includes
an integrated expert system shell for the development of knowledge-based
systems which can perform sophisticated numeric calculations. Hence, the
additional expert system predicates extends the MATLAB command language syntax.
Also, MEDAL supports a rich set of data structure for representing objects in
the programming environment. Knowledge can be represented using facts, rules
and frames.
METIS
METIS is a
set of programs for partitioning graphs and for producing fill reducing
orderings for sparse matrices.
Microcal
Microcal Software publishes Origin,
a technical graphics and data analysis software for Microsoft Windows. In
addition to Origin, Microcal also provide an array of software products for
real-time data acquisition, process controls and advanced data analysis.
MicroMath
MicroMath develops and
distributes software for scientists and engineers. Our Windows/DOS based
products establish a new category of software exclusively for solving equation
systems and fitting experimental data. For Macintosh users, browse
MMCalc and get a FREE copy of this powerful desktop utility program.
MING - The
MD-Energy of Knots
The problem about computation of knot energy is to find the minimal energy
among all knots isotopic to a given knot. "ming" is the a program which will
try to find the minimal energy by pushing the knot along the direction of its
"energy gradient".
Minitab, Inc.
Since 1973, Minitab has been a
developer of data analysis software (not just statistics anymore) that is used
in over 20 countries and operates on all major platforms.
Minitab Macro
Library
This Library contains Minitab Macros to perform various multivariate Analyses.
MIX
Software
MIX software fits mixture distributions to grouped data by the method of
maximum likelihood. Mixtures of up to 15 components can be fitted, and the data
can be grouped over as many as 80 intervals.
MODULEF : Finite Element Library
The MODULEF
club, founded by INRIA in 1974, brings together universities and
industry, both French and foreign, in order to design and implement an
extensive library of scientific programs. These modules are designed to solve
different types of problems, in terms of partial differential equations,
using finite element methods.
mschnei@
Publisher of several programs: Ramp Champ - mathematical game in which
the player attempts to achieve a certain number by using certain operations
and numbers; Solids Workshop - construction of geometrical solids; Graph-Ease+
- equation grapher; MathFactics! - drill in addition, multiplication, etc.;
GeoClip! is a desk accessory which contains dozens of geometric objects in 3
sizes for insertion into word processing and graphics documents.
MTRw3 - Software Page
This page
contains software written by Michael T. Rosenstein for applications in
nonlinear dynamics. Included are QuickTime animations illustrating sensitivity
to initial conditions and educational software for teaching the concepts of
chaos and nonlinear dynamics.
Multigrid Algorithms
This
site contains information on Multigrid Algorithms, their
application to lattice physics, and numerical analysis.
Multilevel algorithms are fast solvers
used e.g. in numerical mathematics and lattice field theory simulations.
Multimedia Math
MultiMedia Math: Functions
(M3: Functions) is a comprehensive teaching tool - the first of its kind
nationally. The computer program leads students in mastering the mathematical
concept of "Functions" through the use of digital audio and video, graphics,
and animation. If desired, the instructor can establish a competency level that
students must achieve before advancing through the program. Student records are
tracked and stored in an ODBC-compliant database.
MuPad
MuPAD (the Multi Processing Algebra Data Tool) is a system for
symbolic and numeric computation, parallel
mathematical programming and mathematical visualization. It is intended
to be a 'general purpose' computer algebra system. This is a link to
the MuPAD-WWW-Service
at the University of Paderborn in Germany. One can obtain copies of
the program, further information about the program, information about
newsletters dedicated to this program, etc. from this site.
The associated anonymous ftp site is
mirrored
by the Mathematics Archives.
My First Steps to Math (CD-ROM)
This interactive multimedia CD-ROM contains ten children's
books on math and reading, covering counting, adding and taking away numbers
1-10.
N-Body Methods
Resources
Collection of links to sites which have materials on astrophysical N-body
simulations.
NAG - The Numerical Algorithms Group
This is the server for The
Numerical Algorithms Group (NAG) who supply numerical, statistical,
symbolic and visualisation systems plus compilers and tools. A direct
interface for those interested in the IRIS Explorer visualisation
system can be found here.
National Institute of Standards and Technology
The Guide to Available Mathematical Software (GAMS) project of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
(NIST) studies techniques to provide scientists and engineers with
improved access to reusable computer software which is available to
them for use in mathematical modeling and statistical analysis. One
of the products of this work is an on-line cross-index of available
mathematical software. This system also operates as a virtual
software repository. That is, it provides centralized access to such
items as abstracts, documentation, and source code of software
modules that it catalogs; however, rather than operate a physical
repository of its own, GAMS provides transparent access to multiple
repositories operated by others.
National Software Exchange (NSE)
We propose to facilitate the development and distribution of software
enabling technologies for high performance computing by developing a
National Software Exchange
(NSE) for High Performance Computing and
Communications. Key components of the project are: distribution via
the national information infrastructure, a multilevel software
classification system, a network-based catalog that will serve as a
"road map" to important HPCC enabling technologies, a system for
selective promoting of important emerging technologies, a research and
development program in advanced network-based software distribution
mechanisms, an outreach and technology transition effort and a
methodology for measurement of the success of the project.
NCAR's Mathematical and Statistical Libraries
NCAR's Scientific Computing
Division maintains a large and valuable
collection of
mathematical and statistical libraries
for use on its supercomputers. The collection is maintained to provide
NCAR's computer users with modern software to assist them in their
computational efforts on SCD's supercomputers. The collection is
continuously monitored and updated as necessary to ensure availability
of the best library routines for NCAR's computer users.
NCSS Statistical Software
Number Cruncher Statistical System
- A comprehensive and accurate, easy to learn, statistical system developed for
Windows 3.1 users.
NETLIB
NETLIB contains a large collection of public-domain mathematical
software and other material of interest to the scientific computing
community, including software documentation, test data, technical papers, and
reports. Most of the software is written in Fortran, but programs in other
languages, such as C, are also available.
Some of the libraries available from NETLIB are
EISPACK, LINPACK, FFTPACK, LAPACK, algorithms from the ACM Transactions on
Mathematical Software, and algorithms from the book by Forsythe, Malcolm, and
Moler. NETLIB can be accessed on WWW servers at
Oak Ridge National Laboratory and
the University of Tennessee at Knoxville.
The NETLIB collection can also be accessed by anonymous FTP to
AT&T Bell Laboratories.
Neufeld & Associates
Publishers of The UNDERSTANDING MATH Programs, collection of
programs for interactive learning for grades 6-10. Topics include algebra,
equations, exponents, geometry and integers. Software is available in both
English and French. Demos are available. The company also provides lessons
plans related to these packages and organizes workshops.
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NonEuclid : Software for Exploring Non-Euclidean Geometry
Nonlinear Programming FAQ
This
faq will provide you with information and some links to software which
can be used to solve nonlinear programming problems.
North
Carolina Department of Public Instruction - Software
Numerical
Methods
Collection of Matlab, C, FORTRAN and Pascal programs to accompany the
book: Numerical Methods for Mathematics, Science & Engineering, 2nd Ed
by John H. Mathews published by Prentice Hall.
Numerical Recipes
"Numerical Recipes:
The Art of Scientific Computing" is the title of a series of books published
by Cambridge University Press. "Numerical Recipes" refers to the copyrighted
computer software that is in those books. The books and software are available
in a variety of computer languages, notably C and Fortran, but also versions
in Basic, Pascal, as a MathCad add-in, and more. The C and Fortran versions
contain about 350 separate routines for scientific computing. The complete
Numerical Recipes books in both C and Fortran are now available on-line.
O-Matrix
O-Matrix for Windows from
Harmonic Software, Inc. is an
interactive analysis and visualization package that combines the programming
flexibility and performance of a compiled language with the ease of use and
functionality of an integrated environment. O-Matrix for Windows provides
extensive analysis and graphics capabilities, an integrated debugger, a
profiler, a full screen editor, and a matrix-oriented interpreted language with
performance that far exceeds typical interactive environments.
OAK Software Repository
The
OAK Software Repository is a public service of Oakland University's
Office of Computer and Information Services. Serving as the primary mirror of
the SimTel Software Repository (sm), OAK also offers other collections to
Internet users free of charge. Check out their
MSDOS
and MS
Windows math collections.
Octave
Octave is a
high-level language, primarily intended for numerical
computations. It provides a convenient command line interface for
solving linear and nonlinear problems numerically.
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On-Line Software for Clustering and Multivariate Analysis
This is a short review
of programs and packages available for public access, by anonymous ftp, Gopher
or World-Wide Web.
Optimization Software
This page
provides information on software to solve optimization problems. Much of the
information on these products is drawn from a book - the
Optimization
Software Guide (Jorge J. Mori and Stephen J. Wright, SIAM Publications, 1993).
OR Software List
This list is a
collection of codes for optimization and related fields. Most codes are in
public domain and can be retrieved via anonymous ftp. The collection
concentrates on codes in network optimization, graph theory and other
combinatorial optimization problems, and has a bias towards Unix platforms.
This list is compiled by Jiefeng Xu of University of Colorado at Boulder.
OS/2 Numerical Math Programs
This Web page
features two numerical math programs for OS/2, Euler and MathMate.
OSL - The IBM Optimization Subroutine Library
OSL is IBM's library of high-performance optimization subroutines for
linear, mixed integer and quadratic programming, supported on multiple hardware
platforms, from PCs, to workstations, to supercomputers such as the SP2.
Otter
Argonne National Lab's
Otter
is designed to prove theorems stated in first-order logic with equality.
Currently, the main application of OTTER is research in formal logic
and mathematics. OTTER and its predecessors have been used to answer
many open questions in the areas of finite semigroups, ternary Boolean
algebras, logic calculi, combinatory logic, and group theory. OTTER
has also been used for research in the verification of hardware and
software.
Ox
Ox is an object oriented matrix language, with a C and C++ like syntax.
OzMATH
OzMATH
is a library of Mathematica Notebooks and utilities designed to
enhance the learning of mathematics and its applications. It aims to
cover a wide range of topics in undergraduate mathematics.
Mathematica in
Calculus 1 at the University of Tasmania is an
article by Michael Bulmer about the way OzMATH Notebooks are used in an
otherwise standard calculus course.
Parallel Iterative Methods (PIM)
The Parallel Iterative
Methods (PIM) is a collection of Fortran 77
routines designed to solve systems of linear equations (SLEs) on
parallel computers using a variety of iterative methods.
Peanut Software for
Windows
A collection of software packages developed by Rick Parris, at Phillips
Exeter Academy which can be used in the teaching of mathematics. Included
are Windows programs for graphing, geometry, discrete mathematics, fractals,
matrix algebra, statistics, etc.
PEST from Watermark Computing
PEST
is a unique nonlinear parameter estimator that can be used with
existing models. Because it exchanges data with a model through the model's
own input and output files, PEST allows the model to be used for calibration
and interpretation without any changes being made to the model itself.
Physics Software
This site at McGill University and its mirror at
TU
Vienna contain a large number of links to software sites containing
software and information about software of interest to physicists.
PixelGraphics Math Strategies!
Math
Strategies! is a new educational software program that combines the action
of Nintendo with basic math concepts. Aimed at children 5 and older, it guides
children through problems in addition, subtraction, multiplication, division,
and number recognition. Students run, shoot, and blast to get through a series
of obstacles. As they solve each math problem, the correct answer displays in
words and as a math equation.
pLab
pLab is
an object-oriented system for generating and testing random numbers designed
by Hannes Leeb. It was implemented in C++ by Thomas Auer, Hannes Leeb, and
Otmar Lendl, in Mathematica by Karl Entacher, and in Smalltalk 80 by Hannes
Leeb.
Poliplus
Software
Poliplus Software is a Canadian company specializing in Applied Computer
Algebra and Geometry. It is the publisher of two packages : Formulae 1,
which is a powerful, yet very easy to use Computer Algebra System (CAS)
designed specifically for the teaching and exploration of mathematics and
Euclid which provides functionality similar to that of Cabri II Geometry
and uses the same symbolic engine as Formulae 1, thereby allowing new features
to be designed based on Symbolic Computation.
Pre-Engineering Software Corporation
The goal of Pre-Engineering
Software Corporation is to develop and produce teaching tools for middle
and high school that introduce students to the adventure of solving true-life
engineering problems while reinforcing their math and science skills.
Principia Consulting
This site
offers expert training in all aspects of Mathematica, general Mathematica
consulting, and custom programming to solve specific problems. They currently
offer the following workshops: Introduction to Mathematica, Programming in
Mathematica, Mathematica Graphics, and Stochastic Modeling With Mathematica.
Projected Learning Programs
Projected
Learning Programs Inc. is a source for educational Computer Software,
CD-ROMS, and Video. Topics include General Math, Basic Math Skills, Graphing /
Logic, Algebra, Trigonometry and Calculus.
Provalis
Research
Inexpensive, easy, yet powerful statistical solutions for research and
teaching. Publishers of statistical packages: SIMSTAT, MVSP, STATITEM, EASY
FACTOR ANALYSIS, etc.
Public Domain FFT Code, Northwestern University
Qhull
Qhull is a general dimension code for computing convex hulls, Delaunay
triangulations, Voronoi vertices, furthest-site Voronoi vertices, and halfspace
intersections. It implements the Quickhull algorithm for computing the convex
hull. Qhull handles round-off errors from floating point
arithmetic. It can approximate a convex hull.
QMG: mesh generation and related software
The QMG package does finite element mesh generation in two and three
dimensions. The package includes geometric modeling software, the mesh
generator itself, and a finite element solver. The software is written
primarily in C++ and matlab.
Quickmath
Quickmath is a multi-purpose program which plots graphs of functions,
graphical illustration of regression, statistics, matrices, etc.
Redten Home Page
REDTEN is a
symbolic algebra package for REDUCE which provides tensor and
tensor-like objects and manipulation functions for work in General Relativity.
Reduce
This site
at ZIB, Berlin, contains information about the symbolic math program
Reduce, together with links to other sites, demos, examples, textbooks, etc.
Resampling Stats
Home page for Resampling
Stats - contains information about resampling methods, resampling stats
software, a comprehensive listing of statistical software, and a listing of
statistical resources available on the internet.
Ricci
Ricci is a
Mathematica package for doing tensor computations in differential geometry.
RLaB
Rlab is an interactive,
interpreted scientific programming environment. Rlab is a very high level
language intended to provide fast prototyping and program development, as well
as easy data-visualization, and processing. It is computational tool for
scientific and engineering applications.
RUGO
The software RUGO is designed mainly to analyze surfaces and experimental
curves and most importantly to calculate their fractal dimension or roughness
while being very easy to use.
SAFIR - Formal Algebraic Systems for Industry and Research
Software developed by members of
SAFIR including some
demos
SAML, the Simple
Algebraic Math Library
SAML is a C library for symbolic calculations, accompanied
by some application programs (samuel, factorint, induce).
The library provides an object-oriented framework for
defining and handling mathematical types, and implements
the most common data types of computer algebra: integers,
reals, fractions, complex numbers, polynomials, tensors, matrices, etc.
The application programs consist of an interactive symbolic
calculator (samuel), a programming language (induce) and
a program to factorize integers (factorint).
SAS Institute Inc.
Schur Group Theory Software
Schur is a
stand alone C 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 special interest to chemists, mathematicians and physicists.
Scilab
Scilab is a
high-level language for numerical computations in a user-friendly environment.
Scilab is distributed in source code format and as binary distribution for the
following systems:
Sun Sparcstations, HP 9000-7XX, IBM RS 6000, DEC Alpha, DEC Mips and PC Linux.
SciTech Software for Science - Mathematics Page
The Mathematics
page of the SciTech
Software for Science Online Catalog. This page includes short descriptions
of the programs together with links to WWW sites.
SDPSOL
SDPSOL is a parser/solver for determinant maximization (MAXDET) and
semidefinite programming (SDP) problems with matrix structure.
Shazam
SHAZAM is a comprehensive computer program for econometricians,
statisticians, engineers, sociometricians, psychometricians, and others who use statistical techniques.
SIMATH
SIMATH is a computer
algebra system, especially for number theoretic purpose.
SLATEC
The SLATEC Common Mathematical Library is written in FORTRAN 77 and
contains general purpose mathematical and statistical routines.
SLEIGN2 - Sturm-Liouville Problems
The main purpose of
SLEIGN2 is to compute
eigenvalues, eigenfunctions, and to approximate the continuous spectrum of
regular and singular Sturm-Liouville (S-L) problems.
A Soft Answer
Soft Answer is the
publisher of MSDOS software for scientists and engineers; packages include
curve-fitting, simulation models, graphing and a calculus package. Demos
are available.
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Software for Nonlinear Dynamical Systems
This
site contains software for the calculations of dimension and Lyapunov
exponents.
Solutions
Solutions is a symbolic mathematics software built for engineers and
scientists. Solutions will provide you with 20 classes of functions from
Algebra to Statistics. It will plot and print your work. You can
even program it if you need more power!
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SpaceStat
SpaceStat, a software program for the analysis of spatial data, originally
developed by National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis, at the
University of California, Santa Barbara, is now available from the Regional
Research Institute at West Virginia University.
Sprott's Software
This site
contains information about software written by J. C. Sprott (and others) for
the study of dynamics and generation of fractals. Some software packages are
available for download.
SPSS
SPSS is a source for statistical
products and services.
Stanford Testing Systems, Inc.
Stanford Testing Systems, Inc. is the publisher of software to help
prepare students for various standardized tests including SAT, ACT, GRE, LSAT,
MCAT, GMAT, TOEFL and MAT. In addition, the
practice test for SAT is
available online together with review lessons.
Stanford University Math Software
This
library of Mathematica packages and notebooks is being maintained by
Stanford's Academic Software Development group, as a public source of symbolic
math "hyperdocuments" which may be used for both research and instruction.
Statistica
STATISTICA is a comprehensive, integrated statistical data analysis,
graphics, and data base management system from Statsoft, Inc. featuring a wide
selection of basic
and advanced analytic procedures for science, business, and engineering
applications. The system includes not only general-purpose statistical and
graphics procedures, but also comprehensive implementations of specialized
modules.
STATLIB
A system at Carnegie Mellon University for distributing
statistical software, datasets, and information.
Stats on the Mac Home Page
This collection of pages is intended to provide a clearinghouse for
information regarding using the Macintosh for statistical analysis. The
emphasis here is on statistical analysis as used in marketing and other social
science research. It may also be relevant for engineering and hard science
applications but that's not its main focus.
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Stella
STELLA II-is a powerful and flexible package for building and simulating
models of dynamic systems and processes. Using a simple set of building block
icons, you can construct a map of a process or issue of any kind. The diagram
automatically generates equations, used for simulation, allowing you to bring
your map to life. Output can be viewed as graphs, tables, diagram animation or
QuickTime movies.
Stickybear Software - Math Town
Stickybear's Math Town provides comprehensive practice to help children
achieve mathematics expertise! They gain proficiency not just in addition,
subtraction, multiplication and division, but in life skills word problems as
well. Six unique Math Town locations serve as the background for real-life math
problems, and six levels of difficulty keep the activities challenging.
Stickybear's Math Town is bilingual, as well, so youngsters can develop skills
in English and Spanish.
STRANGE
This page
is an introduction to the mysteries of chaos theory, strange attractors,
dynamical systems, and the program STRANGE, a PC program that demonstrates many
of these concepts.
SuperGraph
SuperGraph is a powerful, easy-to-use, inexpensive program to graph
explicit and implicit mathematical functions.
SureMath
SureMath is a simple symbolic algebra program in which you can enter
problems and equations in what looks and feels like a word processor.
The capabilities of the program include a wide range of symbolic operations
which include many of the more common operations from Algebra, Trigonometry,
and Calculus. In addition, the program has graphing capabilities.
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Symbolic Computation Group
This is the home page of
the Symbolic Computation Group, located in the Department of Computer Science,
University of Waterloo, Waterloo,
Ontario, Canada, and the developers of Maple.
Symbolic Net
Symbolic Mathematical Computation Information Center - The area of
symbolic and algebraic computation (SAC), also known
as computer algebra (CA) in some circles, aims to automate mathematical
computations of all sorts. The resulting computer systems, experimental and
commercial, are powerful tools for scientists, engineers, and educators.
SAC research usually combines mathematics with advanced computing techniques.
This document from ICM at
Kent State University is a starting point for discovering information about SAC.
Symmetric Chaos
QuickBasic Programs
SYMMETRICA
SYMMETRICA is a computer algebra program developed at
University of Bayreuth
Systems Analysis Laboratory, Helsinki University of Technology
This
site has several of its packages available; these include
HIPRE 3+ is a decision support software product integrating the two most well
known easy to use decision analysis and problem solving methods : AHP - The
Analytic Hierarchy Process and SMART - The Simple Multiattribute Rating
Technique.
INPRE and ComPAIRS are two decision support programs which are early
implementations of techniques based on the
propagation of imprecise preference statements in hierarchical weighting.
Tela
Tela (the TEnsor LAnguage) is a numerical computing environment mainly
targeted for numerical simulation pre- and postprocessing work.
Tera Analysis Co.
The chief product of Tera Analysis is QuickField - a PC-oriented Computer
Aided Engineering (CAE) package for design of Electro-Mechanical devices. With
QuickField's multi-disciplinary analysis capabilities, you can optimize
electrical, thermal and mechanical features of your designs, all within one
package! In addition, the results of different finite element analyses can
easily be linked together which makes it ideal for simulating
multi-field coupling effects. A shareware version of QuickField is available
from the Mathematics Archives.
3D-Filmstrip
3D Filmstrip is a
mathematical visualization program for Macintosh computers.
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Tools for NonLinear Time Series Analysis
A list of links to
software packages and documentation for non-linear time series analysis.
Transitional Mathematics Project
The home site for the
Transitional Mathematics Project
at Imperial College, London contains
Mathematica notebooks to help people revise and learn some of
the mathematics they need to enter (British) university courses in
Science and Engineering. Each module consists of a text part - the
Study Guide - (postscript file) and a companion Mathematica Notebook
of computer-based activities. This site is
mirrored by the Mathematics Archives.
TRANSMATH - A CBL Mathematics Tutor
Transmath is a computer-based
mathematics tutor designed to
strengthen and consolidate the basic mathematical knowledge
of students commencing numerate degree courses. Topics include: Introduction
to Differentiation, Techniques of Differentiation, Introduction to Indefinite
Integration, Techniques of Indefinite Integration, Definite Integration,
Ordinary Differential Equations, Matrices, Vectors, etc.
This site is mirrored by the Mathematics Archives.
TRIUMF, Spanky Fractal Database
THE SPANKY FRACTAL DATABASE
is a collection of fractal's and fractal related material
for free distribution on the net. Most of the software was gathered from
various ftp sites on the internet and it is generally freeware or shareware.
TSP International
TSP International produces and
distributes TSP, a complete econometric software package, with easy input of
commands and data, all the standard estimation methods (including nonlinear),
forecasting, and a flexible language for programming your own estimators.
UG - A Flexible
Toolbox for the Adaptive Multigrid Solution of Partial Differential Equations
UNISTAT Statistical Package
Unistat for Windows is a comprehensive stand-alone statistical package that
can also work as an Excel add-in. Unistat provides a one stop solution
for data handling, data analysis and presentation quality scientific graphics.
UnitCalc - A
calculator that keeps track of units
UnitCalc is a Reverse Polish Notation calculator which does all arithmatic
with the numbers and the units.
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