Able .NET ?

12 Nov 2006 11:08 AM

StarryNight

Hi to all.
I would to develop a mathematical software in Visual Basic .NET.
Equations, system of equation, inequalities, radical, logarithm, limits,
differenzial equation ecc....
..NET is not able in this problems.
A way exists in order to expand the mathematical capacity of the .NET ?
Tanks to all.

StarryNight

12 Nov 2006 1:18 PM

Smokey Grindel

write your own math classes?! there is already a System.Math class with a
lot of stuff in it

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> Hi to all.
> I would to develop a mathematical software in Visual Basic .NET.
> Equations, system of equation, inequalities, radical, logarithm, limits,
> differenzial equation ecc....
> .NET is not able in this problems.
> A way exists in order to expand the mathematical capacity of the .NET ?
> Tanks to all.
>
> StarryNight
>
>

12 Nov 2006 4:25 PM

Michel Posseth [MCP]

Yes

and if your needed method isn`t there you could easily write your own
methods

or what are we missing ??

regards

Michel Posseth [MCP]

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> write your own math classes?! there is already a System.Math class with a
> lot of stuff in it
>
> "StarryNight" <Sta***@tin.it> wrote in message
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>> Hi to all.
>> I would to develop a mathematical software in Visual Basic .NET.
>> Equations, system of equation, inequalities, radical, logarithm, limits,
>> differenzial equation ecc....
>> .NET is not able in this problems.
>> A way exists in order to expand the mathematical capacity of the .NET ?
>> Tanks to all.
>>
>> StarryNight
>>
>>
>
>

12 Nov 2006 7:04 PM

StarryNight

"Smokey Grindel" <nospam@nospam.net> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> write your own math classes?! there is already a >System.Math class with a
> lot of stuff in it

Hi.
Oh no, sorry, but not think
To resolve a simple equation also,
there is need of classes many complex that the .NET does not have.
Bye

12 Nov 2006 7:33 PM

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> Hi.
> Oh no, sorry, but not think
> To resolve a simple equation also,
> there is need of classes many complex that the .NET does not have.
> Bye

If you need complex equations, you can use MatLab within .NET. Or you can
hook into Excel's Math Library.

Or if you google - I'm sure someone's already written a .NET Math Library
too.