I just bought a new multi-core laptop with Windows 7 and had a chance to test our software. In particular, I wanted to check the parallel-processing programs that we will release in February. Even though I tend to be skeptical, I have to admit that PC performance is going up as prices are going down. The [...]
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There is an wonderful variety of high-quality freeware available on the Internet for scientists and engineers. This is the set that we use on all our computers. We’ve tested each program for utility, reliability and safety. HP41 C calculator. On-screen calculators don’t usually provide the satisfaction of a real one. This simulation is such a good copy [...] When I was young I dreamed of being a writer. Unfortunately, I became aware that a great deal of literature had to do with the quirks and comings-and-goings of people, a subject of which I had only a passing interest. Nonetheless, my dream and the good advice of Mr. Saperstein stayed with me, so I endeavored [...] For the last two months I’ve been working intensively on a new software product, FE Builder. It’s a interactive shell to help scientists and engineers build custom finite-element applications. FE Builder takes care of 3D mesh generation and postprocessing, allowing researchers to concentrate on the physics of their solution. A key component is the fully-conformable postprocessor, [...] Numerical calculations of electromagnetic fields are labor intensive, especially in three dimensions. I often hear from customers contemplating a new computer purchase who want to know what is the fastest machine. I find it difficult to give a useful answer because I am just as confused by the cloudy specifications issued by chip and computer manufacturers [...] |
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