Public domain ODE solver for IBM PC.

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From: MATKMB
Date: Thu, 10 Jan 1991 09:30

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The following program is now posted on comp.binaries.ibm.pc.


ODE - AN IBM PC interactive simulator for systems of ordinary differential or
difference equations.   Intended for educational use or small research
problems.  Assumes basic undergraduate knowledge of math, but has been used at
high school level.   Especially useful for demonstrating chaotic systems.

Version 2.5

Format: 6 part uuencoded zoo archive.

To unpack on MSDOS (assuming the parts are ode1.uue, ode2.uue,...,ode6.uue):
uudecode ode
looz x ode

ODE is an IBM PC simulator for continuous or discrete systems.

Features:
  Easy-to-use menus with mouse support.
  Equations entered in natural notation, stored in ASCII files.
  Automatic plotting (CGA,EGA,VGA), laser printer support.
  Several different ode algorithms, up to 6th order.
  Many examples included, including chaotic.
  Printed manual for registered users.

Versions 1 and 2 are used at about a dozen Australian universities.  
Version 2.5 is now released. 

Author: Keith Briggs
matkmb@lure.latrobe.edu.au.oz

Mail:

PO Box 75
Heidelberg West
Australia 3081

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Subject: Public domain ODE solver for IBM PC.
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