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INTRODUCTION : I have an interest in developing software (in the FE 'tkGooies' system) that uses various mathematical techniques. (I enjoy writing Tcl-Tk scripts involving GUI interfaces and 'canvases' on which images may be drawn.) Hence, I am interested in finding information that has been assembled, over the ages, on mathematics (and physics and computer science) topics. For my own convenience and utilization in writing 'tkGooie' scripts --- and for the utilization and convenience of others who might share an interest in mathematical topics --- I have assembled this page of links to 'eDocs' and to web pages --- on mathematics (and physics and computer science). I intend to use many of these references in writing Tcl-Tk GUI scripts --- and I will probably add references as I encounter interesting material in my readings and web searches. In fact, the purpose of this page is to provide me with a single 'overall' place to collect these references. However, similar information-resource links may be found on the Code-Category-Menu pages which are links on the 'tkGooies' Description and Code Pages page, such as The 'eDoc links' on this page may be 'external' (i.e. 'remotely' stored, on the web sites of others) or 'internal' (i.e. 'locally' stored, on this web site). Similarly, the 'web page links' on this page may be 'external' (i.e. 'remotely' stored) or 'internal' (i.e. 'locally' stored). The Document formats : Most of these 'eDocs' are digital files that may be available in one or more file formats, including
Besides some 'math eDocs' available via links on this page, there are many more 'math eDocs' available at 'subdude-site.com' :
Some of these math (and math related) eDocs can be 'mined' for math formulas that would aid in devising Tcl-Tk 'apps'. The Web Page links : Some of the web page links below are to pages at the Wikipedia site. Also, many of the web page links are to pages and documents at 'external' web sites where mathematicians (like Paul Bourke and John Burkardt) have provided descriptions and math formulas that can aid in devising certain computations in the Tcl programming language. In addition, some of the links (below on this page) are 'internal' links --- in other words, they are links to web pages and documents stored among the pages of this FE web site. Unfortunately, many of the pages of LINKS that people have put on the internet are now populated with more 'dead' links than 'live' links. This page is not immune to this 'dead links' condition. Many of these links may go dead --- for example, after Paul Bourke and/or John Burkardt retire or die. Burkardt has worked in math and computer systems support in several universities:
His web pages at those universities will probably 'go dead' eventually --- as they have at Iowa State --- quite a few years after he left that university. If any of the sites below go 'dead', you might be able to still find their pages at web.archive.org ('The Internet Way Back Machine'). Organization of the links below : I have separated the sets of external-and-internal links into categories such as
Links to local-and-remote 'eDocs' and local-and-remote web pages are accessible via the Table of Contents, below. The 'Table of Contents' is a set of links to groups-of-links on this page. The eDoc and web-page links are in groups on this page, like the groups outlined above. Some eDoc and web-page links could have been put into several of the categories seen in the categories of the 'Table of Contents' below, but each link is put into a single category. Hence it may not always be fruitful to find a link according to a category, but ... In addition to finding a link via the category-links in the 'Table of Contents' below, you can use the 'Find' option of your browser to find keywords on this page, such as: 'euclid' or 'newton' or 'plato' or 'poly' or 'geom' or 'trig' or 'algebra' or 'differential' or 'series' or 'knot' or 'fractal' or 'dynamics' or 'gear' or 'linkage' or '3d' or '3 body' or '4-body' or 'n-body' or 'n-dim' or whatever. Enough introduction. Below is the 'Table of Contents'. The table of contents below provides links to sections of THIS web page that take the reader to locally-stored and remotely-stored 'eDocs' --- and to local-and-remote web pages. |
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2D GEOMETRY INFO
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2D CURVES INFO
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BARYMETRIC COORDINATES INFO
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TERRAIN MODELLING
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3D GEOMETRY INFO
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3D MODEL AND MESH
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N-DIMENSIONAL GEOMETRY(where N is equal to or greater than 4)
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ODE ALGORITHMS INFO
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ODE EXAMPLES INFO
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N-BODY DYNAMICS INFO
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NON-LINEAR EQUATIONS INFO
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BROWNIAN MOTION SIMULATION INFO
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SERIES INFO
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FRACTALS INFO
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KNOTS INFO
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MAP PROJECTIONS INFO
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MAP DATA INFO
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CONTOUR MAPS INFO
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N-BAR LINKAGES INFO
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GEAR DESIGN INFO
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TRAFFIC SIMULATION INFO
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NEWTON BINOMIAL EXPANSION
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PRIME NUMBER PROBLEMS INFO
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PDE (Partial Differential Equations) Solver Algorithms
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Example PDE's for Various
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PROBABILITY and STATISTICS Examples
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