A curated list of open-source tools, libraries, and resources for mathematical computations, covering areas such as linear algebra, calculus, numerical methods, optimization, and visualization.
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A matrix calculator built with Kivy, featuring step-by-step solutions and graph plotting. Compiled using Buildozer for cross-platform support.
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Step-by-step matrix calculator with PyQt6 GUI. Supports 2×2 and 3×3 matrix operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, determinant, and inverse — with detailed step-by-step solutions for learning.
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Interactive Numerical Methods Solver for Root-Finding Algorithms (Bisection & False Position) built with Streamlit.
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Educational Python toolkit for modular arithmetic — includes Bézout’s identity, modular inverses, congruence solving, CRT, and modular exponentiation. Optimized for lightweight Python environments.
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An interactive Streamlit app for curve fitting — fit straight lines, parabolas, and geometric curves to your data using least squares. Built with NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib.
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Simple trig and calculus tools.
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Command line mathematical tool for dynamic matrix creation and linear algebra computations.
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