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SPICE

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From: Jon Jenkins #2
Date: Thu, 01 Feb 1990 02:17
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	Does anybody know where I can get a hold
of the the source code for solving Laplace transform
matrices ?
	
	These programs may go under various names but 
SPICE is the most common. There are reputedley some 
very good (and some bad) public domain versions of 
the SPICE and MONTE CARLO algs and I would be very 
pleased to get copies of anything whether this be
by email or by reference to literature articles.

	Lanquages (in order of preference):

	C
	Pascal
	Modula 2
	ADA
	anything
	FORTRAN (apologies to any fortran people but
                 this is one lanquage I missed at uni).

	Thanks in advance.
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Subject: SPICE
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