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Toolboxes overview |
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Starting with the version 2.0 Algebrus software is distributed with additional
libraries that are referred to as standard toolboxes. They contain additional
type declarations, constants, operators, and routines, thus
significantly enhancing software computational capabilities. Currently Algebrus
is distributed with the following toolboxes:
All the toolboxes are available even in the
evaluation unregistered version of the software. For more details
look the help file that accompanies Algebrus package. |
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Algebra |
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This toolbox is one of the main toolboxes containing the
most important definitions and features:
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Support for complex numbers, polynomials and polynomial algebra
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Mathematical functions of a complex argument
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Solving polynomial equations
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Simplified user interface for solving quadratic and cubic
equations
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Finding first derivation of a polynomial and its extremums
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Plotting polynomials, polynomial roots (root locus), and
polynomial extremums
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Polynomial interpolation and data fitting
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Calculation of eigen values of a matrix
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Solving polynomial equations
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Analysis |
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Analysis toolbox contains several high-level data and signal
analysis routines:
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Polynomial data fitting with plots
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Power spectrum plot
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Signal time plot
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Statistical characteristics: mean,
variance, standard deviation, skewness, kurtosis
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Polynomial data fitting
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Constants |
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Contains more than 100 fundamental physical constants along with
descriptions and dimensions: universal, electromagnetic, atomic and
nuclear, physico-chemical, and astronomical. All constants are
accessible via the evaluator tool (see "Constants" screenshot to the right).
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Constants in the Evaluator
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Converters |
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Converts to and from many dimensions of 20 different kinds of
physical and mathematical quantities: Acceleration, Angle, Area, Astronomical, Computer, Density, Energy, Force, Frequency, Length or Distance,
Particle Mass, Particle Magnetic Moment, Power, Pressure, Speed, Temperature, Time, Torque, Volume, Weight or Mass.
Converting doesn't require any additional programming - just access
all converters by the Evaluator tool (see "Converters" screenshot to the right)
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Converters in the Evaluator
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Fractions |
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This toolbox provides the software with capability to deal
with natural fractions. When the toolbox is loaded any
division of the two integer numbers results in a fraction
rather than a floating point number. It contains type and
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Calculations with fractions
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Geometry |
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Provides routines for calculating and resolving geometrical
figures, such as triangles, quadrangles, polygons, spheres,
cones, cylinders, etc. Most of the routines are used from
the Evaluator tool in a form of specialized calculators with
complete report, graphical, and numerical outputs.
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Graphical results
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Plots |
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Many useful exploratory data analysis oriented routines are
provided by this toolbox:
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Autocorrelation plot
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Bihistogram
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Compass chart
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Correlation plot
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Data plot 2D
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Data plot 3D
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Error plot
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Histogram
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Lag plot
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Normal probability plot
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Pie chart
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Sequence plot
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Surface plot
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Bihistogram plot

Error plot
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Quaternions |
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This toolbox provides capability to do calculations with quaternions:
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Support for quaternion numbers and quaternion algebra
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Quaternion related operators and routines
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Calculating of rotation matrices from quaternion numbers
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