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September 30th, 2009, 12:45 AM
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I have a server, idle time/hands, and some programming experience. I can make you any calculator you need, just give me the rules. need it to automatically solve a list of things? no problem. let me know.
I can even make it availible offline with windows .exe files.
PLEASE. SOMEBODY. gimme something to do useful to make sure i keep my skills. |
September 30th, 2009, 08:02 AM
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Just write an Open Source MATHLAB or Mathematica  |
September 30th, 2009, 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by crypt0s  I have a server, idle time/hands, and some programming experience. I can make you any calculator you need, just give me the rules. need it to automatically solve a list of things? no problem. let me know.
I can even make it availible offline with windows .exe files.
PLEASE. SOMEBODY. gimme something to do useful to make sure i keep my skills. | Just curious : in what language do you program?
You could program a 3 dimensional molecules motion of a gas. I don't have any idea how many molecules would be somewhat realistic while not slowing down drastically your computer. Maybe try with 20 molecules, then 100, etc.
You'd have to do some research in order to know what physical laws you'd have to input in your program. Good luck!
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September 30th, 2009, 10:50 AM
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I've been optimizing one such project  So it's not necessary. |
September 30th, 2009, 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted by ialbrekht I've been optimizing one such project So it's not necessary. | But maybe crypt0s hasn't!
Have you tried to simulate explosion of some stars? Looks nice.
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Originally Posted by ialbrekht Just write an Open Source MATHLAB or Mathematica | You jest, but that would actually be quite useful. Does anyone know of any GNU or the like symbolic computation programs? I switched to Linux a wee while ago and haven't actually found one yet... |
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Originally Posted by Swlabr You jest, but that would actually be quite useful. Does anyone know of any GNU or the like symbolic computation programs? I switched to Linux a wee while ago and haven't actually found one yet... | Maxima
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lol, i was thinking a programming project *much* smaller. I dont have the skills in C++ or C# needed to undertake a project of that magnitude.
besides, you could use wine. if you're having issues with linux i can certainly help you with those though. |
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What about creating a program that plots field lines and equipotential lines? In 3 dimensions and for a several systems like 2 charges or a capacitor.
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October 27th, 2009, 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Swlabr You jest, but that would actually be quite useful. Does anyone know of any GNU or the like symbolic computation programs? I switched to Linux a wee while ago and haven't actually found one yet... | Octave
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October 27th, 2009, 11:21 PM
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Originally Posted by epsilon Octave | Octave is not a symbolic maths package, but a Matlab clone, that is a numerical package.
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