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SMath Studio - SMath
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Tiny, but powerful mathematical program with WYSIWYG editor and complete units of measurements support.
It provides numerous computing features and rich user interface translated into about 40 different languages. Application also contains integrated mathematical reference book.
Free for personal usage! Plans for Organizations are available!
Application can be easily extended based on your needs. Built-in Extensions Manager tool allows to get access to hundreds official and third-party resources of the following types: usage examples, plug-ins, SMath Viewer based applications, snippets, interface translations, interactive books, handbooks and tutorials.
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Excellent tool for electric engineering.
Must have portable software on your USB key. Symbolic calculations is a great value for electronics.
by Igor Skarine
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As a civil engineer, over the years I have frequently used MathCAD for not only performing but also documenting calculations. With PTC dropping perpetual licensing, my recommendation to all the junior engineers I train is to give SMath Studio a serious look. While not a turnkey replacement for MathCAD, it provides most of the functionality and power at an incredible price. Already a wonderful program filling a key niche spot between a numerical calculator like Octave, and a CAS like Maxima, the expanding plugin and 3rd party development is on the rise and this project's future keeps getting even brighter. Much consideration must be given by any engineer or business before they settle on a software for adopting into the workflow. Although not open-source in the strictest sense, the development community is similar to what you would find in any first class OSS software project. The current owner of the SMath Project has also agreed to release the source code under open source license should he not be able to continue the project. So do not let the cost (your time) of learning SMath Studio and migrating your MathCAD computation sheets scare you. This project is here to stay.
by Michael Fuller, P.E., PMP
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This program helped me in solving a lot of my mechanical problems related to gears, design standards & structural problems.
Now we can run it on our mobiles also. Thanks for this useful program.
by Sudhir Gill
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Simplemente la mejor y libre alternativa a Mathcad. Gracias
by Jorge Rodríguez
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Extremely powerful small app. You get the most of the MathCAD functionality for free. As an engineer I use this app on a regular base.
by Stoyan
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La aparición del proyecto Smath, cubre un vacío que existía en el ámbito del software gratuito para Ingeniería. Es un proyecto que llegó para quedarse, ya que permite logros muy buenos a quienes utilizan esta herramienta. felicitaciones a Andrey y el gran equipo de colaboradores que cada uno con su aporte desinteresado hacen crecer esta aplicación que ya podemos caratular como de uso profesional
by Ing Parcelo Ortiz Plá
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I just discovered this project and WOW!: What a great alternative to MathCAD. I encourage engineers and scientists to try this app, you will be amazed by its power and versatility. Thanks to developers!
by Diego Nacif
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SMath Studio in the Cloud is ideal to show calculations to my students. They only have to click at the internet hyperlink. Teacher at school of mechanical engineering, bachelor level.
by Hein van de Vrande
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The best software for Engineers. Easy, lightweight and comprehensive. Kudos to its Developer.
by Shafiq
SMath Studio in publications
The functionality of the program can be expanded through the installation of plug-ins created by third-party developers and companies, as well as those prepared by the SMath LLC team. Most plug-ins are open source and can be modified if necessary.
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Extends SMath Studio with a 3D Plot Region.
Jack Xu, Viacheslav N. Mezentsev (viacheslavmezentsev@ya.ru)
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Extends SMath Studio with more save/import/export features.
Davide Carpi (davide.carpi@gmail.com)
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Access to a set of programs for calculating properties of water, steam, gases and gases mixtures. Requires separate installation of the Water Steam Pro libraries and appropriate license for it (see http://www.wsp.ru/).
ООО "ЭсМат"
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Provides access to the free and open source computer algebra system Maxima.
Kay Graubmann & Martin Kraska (THB www.th-brandenburg.de)
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Extends SMath Studio with a X-Y Plot Region.
Jack Xu, Viacheslav N. Mezentsev (viacheslavmezentsev@ya.ru)
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A SMath Studio native wrapper of the CoolProp library (www.coolprop.org) - thermophysical property database and wrappers for a selection of programming environments.
Mike Kaganski
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Contains nonlinear solvers for equations and systems of equations: Bisected Direct Quadratic Regula Falsi (BDQRF), Bisection, Brent's, Broyden's, Homotopy, Newton-Raphson, Ridder's, Secant, etc.
Davide Carpi (davide.carpi@gmail.com)
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Digital Signal Processing Library: spectral analysis, IIR and FIR filters, resampling algorithms, etc.
Sergey Bakhurin (http://dsplib.org), Viacheslav N. Mezentsev (viacheslavmezentsev@ya.ru)
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Extends SMath Studio with statistical tools: Sample Estimators, Probability Density, Cumulative Density, Quantile functions, Random Numbers, etc.
Davide Carpi (davide.carpi@gmail.com)
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Provides an interface to the SQLite relational database engine.
Chris Bietz, Viacheslav N. Mezentsev
System requirements - Desktop (Windows):
Framework: .NET Framework 2.0 or higher
- Desktop (Linux):
Framework: Mono 2.0 (libmono-winforms-2.0-cil package) or higher
Interface languages (37 languages) - [ARA] Arabic / العربي
- [BEL] Belarusian / Беларуская
- [BUL] Bulgarian / Български
- [CAT] Catalan / Català
- [CHS] Chinese (Simplified) / 简体中文
- [CHT] Chinese (Traditional) / 簡體中文
- [CPP] Portuguese (Brazil) / Brazil (Português)
- [CZE] Czech / Čeština
- [DAN] Danish / Dansk
- [DUT] Dutch / Nederlands
- [ENG] English / English
- [FAS] Persian / فارسی
- [FIN] Finnish / Suomi
- [FRE] French / Français
- [GER] German / Deutsch
- [GRE] Greek / Ελληνικά
- [HEB] Hebrew / עברית
- [HUN] Hungarian / Magyar
- [IND] Indonesian / Bahasa Indonesia
- [ITA] Italian / Italiano
- [JPN] Japanese / 日本語
- [KOR] Korean / 한국어
- [LAV] Latvian / Latviešu
- [LTH] Lithuanian / Lietuvių
- [NOR] Norwegian / Norsk
- [POL] Polish / Polski
- [POR] Portuguese / Português
- [RON] Romanian / Română
- [RUS] Russian / Русский
- [SCC] Serbian (Latin) / Srpski
- [SCR] Croatian / Hrvatski
- [SLK] Slovak / Slovenčina
- [SPA] Spanish / Español
- [SRP] Serbian (Cyrillic) / Српски
- [SWE] Swedish / Svenska
- [TUR] Turkish / Türkçe
- [UKR] Ukrainian / Українська
Tutorial SMath Studio tutorial by Bernard Liengme. - SMathPrimer.pdf (Date: 11.11.2011. File size: 2.06MB) - to open in Adobe Acrobat Reader
Introduction of the use of SMath Studio by Gilberto E. Urroz, Ph.D., P.E. Other files SMath Studio icons ( ) of all available sizes (16x16, 24x24, 32x32, 48x48, 64x64, 96x96, 128x128, 256x256) in PNG format.
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