AnalyticMath is a FREE, cross-platform math / graphing program with a powerful editor and integrated 'auto-calc' features that will help you develop and visually analyse mathematical expressions quickly and easily. Type and graph an equation!
AnalyticMath is simple to use, intuitive and suitable for everyone from students to theoretical physicists.
AnalyticMath contains a unique graphing module that permits expressions with up to 8 unknown variables to be plotted directly. This is an excellent tool for visualizing functions and their dependencies. For example, y=Asin(kx+b) can be plotted directly (y vs. x) and the program will automatically recognize A, k and b as being unknown variables.
It will, therefore, display sliders for these variables and set their initial values - the sliders allow the user to vary the value of the variable in question in order to visually examine the effect on the graph to which it is connected.
Type and graph an equation - even if unknown variables are present!
The mathematics editor/calculator within the program can, among other things, perform symbolic algebra. This can help to remove the tedium and error-prone nature of calculations such as the expansion of multinomial expressions and the multiplication of brackets containing multiple terms.
The editor is very liberal in terms of syntax and, in most cases, mathematical expressions may be typed into it as they would be written on paper. It is also capable of displaying structures such as fractions, square roots, subscripts, superscripts and many others.
These may be nested one inside the other, with no practical limit - the program automatically sizes and spaces all mathematical components as they are added so that the user is never burdened by the task of having to do this sort of typesetting by hand.
The editor is capable of displaying (and working with) a diverse range of expressions, from the very simple to the very complex.
Requirements:
· 1.8GHz Processor
· 256MB Memory
· Java
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· With version 1.1.4, AnalyticMath becomes Open Source software under Open Licence (formerly Freeware).
· You may use the AnalyticMath source code for any reason whatsoever - no strings attached.
· I have designated the source code as 'public domain', so you can download it and use it at your discretion.
