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Graph3 Adds DiffEq Abilities
Posted by Michael on 15 February 2007, 14:00 GMT

[Graph3] As part of last summer's Google Summer of Code project, Martin Warmer has been developing differential equation graphing for the 83+. His program has been integrated into Kirk Meyer's Graph3 flash application.

Version 2.0 of Graph3 now provides both 3D and differential equation graphing (with Runge-Kutta and slope fields!). Users report that it graphs faster than an 89.

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Faster?
aladdinslamp (Web Page)
What? What? Faster than an 89 this is? Aak! Aak! Destroyed, my purpose in life is! Make cheap games to win the POTY award and ace this out I must! -Yoda
Reply to this comment	16 February 2007, 17:46 GMT

Re: Faster?
Stefan Bauwens
yes.Its really like an insult for the89
Reply to this comment	17 February 2007, 10:34 GMT

Re: Faster?
patz2009 (Web Page)
If you strike Graph3 down, it will become more speedy than you could possibly imagine.
Reply to this comment	20 February 2007, 14:22 GMT

Star Wars Etymology
aladdinslamp (Web Page)
Worry you should not. Put "Darth" at the beginning of the name, I will. Then, triumph the forces of good will. -Yoda
Reply to this comment	21 February 2007, 01:09 GMT

Yoda?
aladdinslamp (Web Page)
Clarification: I am going to have to stop Yoda from posting anything more, because either a) He got hit on the head and lost all his Jedi-ness, or b) He's Yoda's evil twin brother. Why do I say this? Because right now he is sitting in the chair next to me and CURSING like a SAILOR! -aladdinslamp, who apologizes for ANY inconvenience
Reply to this comment	24 February 2007, 03:51 GMT

Re: Re: Faster?
Stefan Bauwens
Would it? p.s.Check My website on http://tiforum.informe.com/ and please register because i need members and tell your friends
Reply to this comment	24 February 2007, 18:06 GMT

Re: Graph3 Adds DiffEq Abilities
navee_seal (Web Page)
This is awsome! Much faster!
Reply to this comment	18 February 2007, 03:33 GMT

Re: Re: Graph3 Adds DiffEq Abilities
El_Diablo
Just to get back at the competition, someone needs to make this for the 89 TI, so they can't rag on it anymore! Still, any 3d graphing on the 83, 84 series is really slow, and they cannot run any port of "Closed GL" -Speaking of that, is there anything made using Closed GL yet???
Reply to this comment	21 February 2007, 15:27 GMT

Re: Graph3 Adds DiffEq Abilities
rockvee
The speed, in a sense, is hard to measure. I think the 89 is faster if it graphs on a 96*64 screen.
Reply to this comment	1 March 2007, 03:17 GMT

Re: Graph3 Adds DiffEq Abilities
jhamm
Someone, (I've tried, but I'm still too much of a noob programmer) needs to make a program with 3d graphing like spherical and cylindrical coordinates. Cartesian 3d graphing is cool on my calc, but it be cool to have those other features. Implicit graphing in 3d would be cool, but i don't think handheld graph calcs have that much computing power. ps. if someone did make a spherical and cylindrical coordinate graphing program, it had best be for 68k calculators, because that's what I have and it's all about me.
Reply to this comment	1 March 2007, 03:18 GMT

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