BigAl [freeware]
Posted: Fri May 20, 2005 9:51 am
For the mathematicians among us:
BigAl is a free and platformindependent software. BigAl is written entirely in Java. With BigAl you can calculate really BIG numbers with an accuracy your desktop calculator is still dreaming of. The only restriction is the power of your computer! Not only basic calculations are supported, but also special functions like factorial, fibonacci, lucas-sequence, periods, fraction reducing, sum of the digits, binomial coefficient calculation, factorize function, bit oriented functions and many more.
BigAl has been developed, because in February 2001 I wanted to know what the faculty of one million exacltly is. A few months later I knew it. Since the beginning BigAl was able to handle numbers stored in files. Meanwhile a lot of functions has been added and a few of them got a much better performance - thanks for the feedback, folks. BigAl uses the Java classes called BigInteger and BigDecimal and it prefers iteratively rather than recursively algorithms.
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BigAl is a free and platformindependent software. BigAl is written entirely in Java. With BigAl you can calculate really BIG numbers with an accuracy your desktop calculator is still dreaming of. The only restriction is the power of your computer! Not only basic calculations are supported, but also special functions like factorial, fibonacci, lucas-sequence, periods, fraction reducing, sum of the digits, binomial coefficient calculation, factorize function, bit oriented functions and many more.
BigAl has been developed, because in February 2001 I wanted to know what the faculty of one million exacltly is. A few months later I knew it. Since the beginning BigAl was able to handle numbers stored in files. Meanwhile a lot of functions has been added and a few of them got a much better performance - thanks for the feedback, folks. BigAl uses the Java classes called BigInteger and BigDecimal and it prefers iteratively rather than recursively algorithms.
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