numerical library in C#

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  • schouwla@yahoo.com

    numerical library in C#

    Does anyone know of a good open source library written in C# ?
    I need optimization, root finding, minimization, interpolation etc..

    Regards
    Lars

  • Jeroen

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    Re: numerical library in C#

    ICSharpCode has 20 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.


    This one's opensource and likely to contain some of the things you
    mention.

    Regards,
    Jeroen

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    • Marc Gravell

      #3
      Re: numerical library in C#

      Are you sure that is the right link?

      Marc


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      • Jeroen

        #4
        Re: numerical library in C#

        Marc Gravell schreef:
        Are you sure that is the right link?
        Ehm, yeah I think so (does your question have an implication I'm not
        seeing?). I mean if you follow the links you'll get to the
        download/sourceforge locations:

        Download section
        ICSharpCode has 20 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.


        Download at sourceforge



        -Jeroen

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        • Marc Gravell

          #5
          Re: numerical library in C#

          Just that #ZipLib is more renowned as (quote):
          "The Zip, GZip, BZip2 and Tar Implementation For .NET"

          I glanced at icsharpcode, but couldn't see a dedicated maths-lib; am I
          missing something in #ZipLibs versatility? (genuine question, I'm not taking
          the proverbial here...)

          Marc


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          • schouwla@yahoo.com

            #6
            Re: numerical library in C#

            Jeroen,

            This is not what I meant.. I meant something that can help me with
            numerical mathematical answers to different problems.
            Not a compression library...

            Lars

            Jeroen wrote:
            ICSharpCode has 20 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

            >
            This one's opensource and likely to contain some of the things you
            mention.
            >
            Regards,
            Jeroen

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