JMathLib

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JMathLib

Developer:	Stefan Mueller
Latest release:	V0.7.0 / November 11, 2006
OS:	Cross-platform (Linux, Mac OS X, Windows)
Use:	Technical computing
License:	LGPL
Website:	http://mathlib.sourceforge.net/

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JMathLib is a free numerical computing environment and programming language, similar to Matlab and GNU Octave. In addition to many other clones of Matlab JMathLib is written 100% in Java. The basis of most m-files is a similar function in the package GNU Octave. JMathLib can be used as a standalone simulation system and it is capable of running as a java applet inside Browsers. The mechanism of m-files from Matlab and class-files which are written in java are used to expand the functions. A builtin parser and object storage are used for caching and speeding up of the execution of functions.