Life - 7-3-2004 at 07:28
Hi there,
I was wondering if anyone here could supply me with a copy of Maple 9, or know of where I can download it. I've already tried both KaZaA and
eMule, but no such luck. I really need this software to complete a math assignment where I have to graph Helge von Koch's snowflake fractal.
Any help at all would be appreciated!
P.S. I've been hearing some mention of Bittorrent. Can anybody here explain to me what that is?
[Edited on 7-3-2004 by Life]
Quantum - 7-3-2004 at 08:48
Bit torrent is an Open Source program that uses a seed file download system. Someone hosts a seed on a server and you download it and then open it
with the BT program. Download speeds increase as more people download the file and share it.
The BT Site
Read more about it there.
thunderfvck - 7-3-2004 at 13:08
I've downloaded Maple 9 TWICE off of kazaa to do some math projects.
chemoleo - 7-3-2004 at 13:36
How about you program the fractal set yourself? Shouldnt be that hard, and is quite a bit of fun!
Blind Angel - 7-3-2004 at 18:24
Wow, it's assignement time, i got 3 person at the same time who asked me Maple 9 
notagod - 8-3-2004 at 09:07
I uploaded Mathematica once to the forum FTP, maybe it's still there. It should provide the same functionality.
axehandle - 17-3-2004 at 19:52
Learn to program, kids. It's not that difficult, it only requires about 10 years experience to do something useful.
/A
Simple Physics
Turel - 17-3-2004 at 20:03
It is truly amazing what kinds of complexities can be accurately described using simple physics and what things can be interpreted using geometry and
trigonometry. I am not the most skilled programmer, and even I can write sequences of code to perform very useful tasks that would otherwise take me
forever to get the same data.
Programming rules, both high and low level, but most especially low level.
axehandle - 17-3-2004 at 20:06
Expecially low level, and some high level, but they'll get you there.