840445m@aucs.uucp (Alan McKay) (02/28/90)
A friend of mine who is a physics student just bought himself an Amiga and is looking for good (or even bad if that is all there is :-) software to do physics and math oriented things. Things like Mathematica (I know it is not out for the Amiga), plotting packages, draw programs, etc, etc, etc. If you use your Amiga to do anything even *remotely* relating to physics and math, I would appreciate it if you would tell me what you do and what software you use, whether it was PD/ShareWare/Commercial, how much it was, where you got it (if on FF242 or whatever). Thanks very much for your help.
rod@venera.isi.edu (Rodney Doyle Van Meter III) (02/28/90)
I haven't yet acquired it, but hope to: on one of the Fred Fish disks, there is a harmonic wave editor you can listen to. This allows you to learn about the physics of harmonics while hearing how they sound. It's certainly in the later half of the library, somewhere above 200. My list of which disks I want and why is at home, though. --Rod