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CurvFit 5.11 in Optimal Designs Enterprise

CurvFit (tm) is a curve fitting program 4 Windows 9x. Lorentzian, Sine, Exponential and Power series are available models to match your data. A Lorentzian series is highly recommended for real data especially for multiple peaked/valleys data. CurvFit is an example of Fortran Calculus programming... ie. minutes to solve, days or years to understand solution and what it implies (e.g. wrong model, sampling rate error). See comments in EX*.?

ODEcalc 5.11 in Optimal Designs Enterprise

ODEcalc for Windows: An Ordinary Differential Equation (ODE) Calculator! State your equation and boundary or initial value conditions and it solves your problem. Plots solution y and derivative ydot versus x. Solves most Boundary Value Problems (BVP) and Initial Value Problems (IVP) for Nth order ODE. ODE may be non-linear, implicit, and any order. Source code included ... it's short! Great teaching tool! A Fortran Calculus demo appl.

Rainbow 5.11 in Optimal Designs Enterprise

Find best Spectral Estimation Method for a Power Spectral Density plot. A menu of 10+ spectral estimators from Steve Kay's textbook 'Modern Spectral Estimation' 1988 is available to choose from. The results differ dramatically from one estimator to another. Plus, varying input parameters and/or number of points may provide discrepancies. See how zero padding effects your results. See 50+ dB weak signal detection.

MLM-FC 1.27 in Optimal Designs Enterprise

Marketing Plan for Fortran Calculus Language, a business opportunity. For those with contacts in the Engineering & Science world this could be a great opportunity. Fortran Calculus solves most math problems within an hour or two. It's very accurrate! It's based on what is called "Automatic Differentiation" (AD). Calculus languages simplify computer coding to an absolute minimum; i.e., a mathematical model, constraints, and the objective function.

Heat Transfer 1.0 in Optimal Designs Enterprise

A Heat Transfer problem is described with equations and shows a Calculus-level language used for solving this two point boundary value problem (BVP). The equations being solved may be ordinary differential equations and/or partial differential equations of any order & degree. Equations maybe nonLinear, implicit, any order, any degree and/or constrained.

Match n Freq 5.09 in Optimal Designs Enterprise

Pulse shaping filter program that finds the pole-zero locations of a transfer function, H(s), for a matched filter. H(s) equals a -desired- signal (Yout) divided by a given input signal (Yin). Both Yout and Yin are functions of frequency. Group delay may also be calculated to compliment a given data set, thus, providing a flat group delay. This is a Fortran Calculus demo application.

FC-Win 1.28 in Optimal Designs Enterprise

FC-Win (tm) is a front-end program for Fortran Calculus (tm). The Fortran Calculus (FC) language is for math modeling, simulation, and optimization. FC is based on Automatic Differentiation that simplifies computer code to an absolute minimum; i.e., a mathematical model, constraints, and the objective (function) definition. Minimizing the amount of code allows the user to concentrate on the science or engineering problem at hand.

Fortran Calculus Compiler 1.01 in Optimal Designs Enterprise

Fortran Calculus Compiler: Calculus level computer languages are Fortran Calculus and PROSE. Both languages are based on what is called "Automatic Differentiation" (AD). Calculus languages simplify computer coding to an absolute minimum; i.e., a mathematical model, constraints, and the objective function. Minimizing the amount of code allows the user to concentrate on the science or engineering problem at hand and not on the (numerical) process.

Robot4 0.67 in Optimal Designs Enterprise

Robot4 (tm) is a Robotic Arm Movement program where the arm is moved from a given position to a desired position. The program finds the angles necessary for the desired position. Problem came from NASA. Robot4 is an Inverse Problem example. It wants to solve how to move from starting point 'A' to target point 'B'. Solutions to Inverse Problems are easy with the Fortran Calculus programming language. See 'Rob4User.fc' file.