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ProMath 3.0 adds 240 powerful math, statistical, physics and engineering routines to Basic. There are general routines for all common numerical problems. Both real and complex numbers are supported.

Inexpensive, easy, yet powerful statistical solutions for research and teaching. Publishers of statistical packages: SIMSTAT, MVSP, STATITEM, EASY FACTOR ANALYSIS, etc.

PseudoPack is a software library for numerical differentiation by pseudospectral methods.

PSIDE - Parallel Software for Implicit Differential Equations - is a Fortran 77 code for solving implicit differential equations on shared memory parallel computers.

This site at ZIB, Berlin, contains information about the symbolic math program Reduce, together with links to other sites, demos, examples, textbooks, etc.

Home page for Resampling Stats - contains information about resampling methods, resampling stats software, a comprehensive listing of statistical software, and a listing of statistical resources available on the internet.

Rice-Wlet-Tools (RWT) is a collection of MATLAB M-files and MEX-files implementing wavelet and filter bank design and analysis. In addition to the design tools the toolbox provides code for wavelet applications for both 1D and 2D denoising as well as code for processing of SAR images.

RngPack is a pseudorandom number generator package for Java. Pseudorandom means that the "random" numbers are generated by a deterministic mathematical process, not by a fundamentally random physical process such as radioactive decay or Johnson noise. RngPack contains base classes that add value to random number generators, three research grade generators, as well as a wrapper for Java's built in random number generator and a demonstration application.

A Macintosh Program (68K/FPU/PPC versions) for rotating user specified points and lines in 3D in real time with stereo options. Source code is available. An MSDOS version is available at a different site.

Scilab is a high-level language for numerical computations in a user-friendly environment. Scilab is distributed in source code format and as binary distribution for the following systems: Sun Sparcstations, HP 9000-7XX, IBM RS 6000, DEC Alpha, DEC Mips and PC Linux.