State of evaluation:
finalist
Submission Category:
department project
Discipline:
engineering and mathematics
The program is mainly used in:
Fourier analysis and transforms.
Fourier Analysis and Fourier Transforms
Fourier methods are illustrated for one and two dimensional user entered functions. A flexible tutorial aid and tool in first and second year university science, mathematics and engineering courses.
Name:
James
First Name:
Brian
Institution:
Street:
University of Salford
Zip-Code:
The Crescent
City:
M5 4WT Salford
Country
United Kingdom
Phone:
++0161 745 5000 Extn.3627
Fax:
++0161 745 5903
E-Mail:
B.W.James@physics.salford.ac.uk
Hard- and software needed to run the program:
Computer type and processor:
IBM PC 386 or better
Graphic device:
VGA
RAM:
4 Mb
Harddisk space:
2 Mb
Other harware needed:
Maths coprocessor
Operating system and shell:
MS-DOS 5.0
Other software needed:
DPMI16BI.OVL and RTM.EXE
Remarks:
The maths coprocessor is not essential but some calculations will be very slow if it is not present. Engllsh and German language versions of the program are provided in Fourier.exe & FourierG.exe.
