Hi Hi,
I am looking for a easy and free numerical library to implement. More important is to be free haha.
The language/framework is in C#.NET.
If you know of any, please point me in the right direction.
EDIT : I am looking specifically for numerical integration and differentiation . Less on the linear algebra side.Thanks!
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