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Use Butterworth and Chebychev filters

I need to calculate frequency response, phase response and apply to signals the Butterworth, Chebychev1 and Chebychev2 band-pass filters. I'm developing in C++ with Qt, and I'm looking for algorithms ...
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Hosting site for a small scientific library

For my research work I have been developing a small C++ library aimed at facilitating the communication between C++ computational codes and Octave/Matlab (when the latter is used for post-processing ...
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Recommendations for a lightweight/no-install C or C++ based dense linear algebra solver

Most of my programming is one-off research codes in C for my own use. I have never distributed any code to other than close collaborators. I have developed an algorithm that I am publishing in a ...
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Recommendations for a usable, fast GPL-compatible derivative-free numerical optimization library that can be interfaced to C++

I am dealing with optimization of functions for which I do not have derivatives available, and the optimization is not constrained. I am searching for a high quality GNU Public License-compatible ...
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What is the best C++ library for a AABBtree data structure?

what are your experiences with collision detection libraries that utilise AABBtrees, written in the C++ language? Cann you recommend one that is easy to use and communicates easily to other libraries? ...
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What modern OOP features should a computational scientist use? [closed]

Many computational scientists that I know of, including myself for example, are not computer scientists. As such they are often not very well aware more advanced techniques in OOP. On the other hand, ...
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C++ library for graphs with maximum common subgraph solver

I'm looking for a convenient, free C++ library for graphs that include a solver for the maximum common subgraph (MCS) problem. I'm aware of the Boost Graph Library and LEMON , but neither includes an ...
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Replacing Mathematica's QuasiMonteCarlo integration in C++

I have a Mathematica program which performs some integrals in 3 or 4 dimensions using the QuasiMonteCarlo method. The problem is, it takes an annoyingly long time ...
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Which libraries have good implementations of Basis splines?

I'm looking to use the finite element method with B-splines as my function basis. Which C/C++ libraries have good B-spline support? Specifically, I'm looking for an implementation of a stable ...
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Efficient tridiagonal matrix algorithm implementation

I am solving a physical problem using implicit numerical scheme. This leads me to solving a linear equation with tridiagonal matrix. I've coded this algorithm from Wikipedia. I wonder if there is an ...