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| Summary: | Identification of an unknown microbe |
| License: | Freeware |
| Email: | muratay@pamuk.cc.cu.edu.tr |
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bip_3.zip (Jul 12 1997, 103.3K) |
| Description: |
BIP helps to make a correct and faster identification of an unknown microorganism. In this version of BIP, there are 62 standard physiologic and biochemical test responses of 440 clinical significant bacteria. This program can be used for educational purposes too. When phenotypic profile of an unknown bacterial sample was input to this program: - 1. BIP prepares a list of bacterial population according to their similarity to suscepted specimen. - 2. BIP decides which biochemical test is more specific for absolute identification of a suscepted bacterial sample. - 3. In result, true bacterium can be reported to clinician in a shortest time with the use of BIP. |
| Summary: | CROSAFIN: Identifies Receptor subtypes |
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crsaf_02.zip (Jun 30 1996, 79.9K) |
| Summary: | Crystal calculation tool |
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crystal2.zip (Jun 29 1996, 50.7K) |
| Summary: | Calculate Chords etc. Geodesic Domes |
| License: | Shareware |
| Author: | Kurt Littlewood, Littlewood Geodesic Domes |
| Email: | geodome@edmc.net |
| Homepage: | http://www.edmc.net/domes/domes.html |
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domes-1.zip (Jan 31 2000, 34.8K) |
| Description: |
DOMES-1 calculates chords, radius, diameter, and positions of nodes for any class 1 geodesic sphere of any frequency. User can choose size according to Radius, Diameter, or Longest Chord. Program asks user to enter type of polyhedron, Frequency and Basis for size. The results are printed to the screen. This is not a fancy bells and whistles program. It is a tool which gives the short answers you need.
Operates under DOS, In Win3.x or win95-98, a DOS screen is used for the |
| Version: | 2.0 |
| Summary: | DS800Pro: Converter of XSAM-800 data files |
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ds800p20.zip (Oct 7 1996, 181.2K) |
| Summary: | Introduction to static and current Electricity |
| License: | Shareware |
| Author: | Peter Wodchis, Tutoraid |
| Email: | eureka7@sympatico.ca |
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elect2.zip (Jan 12 2001, 58.2K) |
| Description: |
Gr. 6 - 10: A look at static and current electricity. Electricity viewed as a flow of electrons. Graphic displays. Includes magnets, electrons, protons, positive and negative charges, simple series and parallel circuits, motors, generators. |
| Summary: | Multi-proc spectrum evaluation for XPS/UPS/XRF |
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ewa298bn.zip (Jun 30 1996, 329.7K) |
| Summary: | Complete documents (PostScript) for ewa297bn |
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ewa298dc.zip (Jun 30 1996, 1M) |
| Summary: | Light as a form of energy, Color |
| License: | Shareware |
| Author: | Peter Wodchis, Tutoraid |
| Email: | eureka7@sympatico.ca |
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light2.zip (Jan 12 2001, 62.6K) |
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Gr. 6 - 10: Light and color as forms of energy. Includes: spectrum, lenses, prisms, mirrors, periscopes, telescopes, etc. |
| Summary: | Draw 3D trajectories of electron in magn field |
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mag3d70b.zip (Jul 30 1996, 129K) |
| Summary: | New template predicts nuclear particles |
| License: | Freeware |
| Requires: | Requires 4 megabytes of memory in DOS systems onan IBM PS2 clone, using 640x480 graphics. The second two files, RTM andDPMI16BI, in the zip file, are needed in the spookyspinner directory. |
| Email: | RMTink@worldnet.att.net |
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nucptle2.zip (Jan 12 1997, 140.2K) |
| Description: |
nucptle2.zip contains spookyspinner, an interactive, animated, graphics program as a sequal to Spookymass a previous program available in spookym2.zip. In that program the first eleven nuclear particles discovered have their masses predicted with elementary geometry. In this program a much simpler template in the vacuum is used. Richard Feynman's greatest mystery is solved in a speculative manner and a mew concept is discussed as to the true nature of Planck's constant. |
| Version: | 2.93 |
| Summary: | Scientific data acquisition program |
| License: | Shareware |
| Author: | George B. Grant, White Perch Software |
| Email: | ggrant@ultranet.com |
| Homepage: | http://www.ultranet.com/~ggrant/whiteperch/ |
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ptch_293.zip (May 18 1998, 266.6K) |
| Description: |
Patchit v2.93 is a scientific data acquisition program written for performing electrophysiological recordings (voltage/current vs time) experiments. It is widely applicable to other data acquisition purposes. It runs on IBM PC compatibles in graphics mode and requires a data acquisition board. The currently supported data acquisition boards are those in the Data Translation DT2821 family and the Scientific Solutions (Tecmar) Labmaster family. Patchit can acquire on up to 16 channels of data while simultaneously generating up to 2 analog and 14 binary (TTL) output waveforms Acquired data can be stored in native format (Patchit) or in Clampex format (pClamp - Axon Instruments) either of which can be analyzed using the companion data analysis program "Tack". |
| Summary: | Processes mass and other spectral data |
| License: | Public Domain |
| Author: | Marcus Karolewski, Nanyang Technological Universit |
| Email: | karolewski@geocities.com |
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prism12.zip (Apr 25 1998, 479.2K) |
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Prism is a general spectral analysis tool, which also offers specialized options for the analysis of quadrupole mass spectra (e.g. in secondary ion mass spectrometry). Some of Prism's data transformation features are: filtering, Fourier Transform (FT) methods, Chebyshev fitting, integration, differentiation, arbitrary arithmetic and functional expressions. In addition, Prism includes routines for fitting and simulating mass spectra. |
| Summary: | LR analysis of data acquired by SpectrAA GFAA |
| License: | Shareware |
| Author: | Robert B. Clark, ClarkWehyr Enterprises |
| Email: | rclark@iquest.net |
| Homepage: | http://www.iquest.net/~rclark/ClarkWehyr.html |
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saalr100.zip (Oct 6 1998, 47.3K) |
| Description: |
SAALRA (SpectrAA Linear Regression Analysis) is a DOS utility designed to extract analytical run information from a Varian SpectrAA 300/400 graphite furnace AA instrument running Zeeman data acquisition software. While the data acquisition software is capable of printing a report containing all of the standard absorption and concentration information, it does not calculate the sample (unknown) concentrations. This has to be done by hand, resulting in much lower laboratory productivity than desired.
SAALRA takes the report generated by the acquisition software and
Optionally, SAALRA may generate a comma-separated value (CSV) file that |
| Summary: | Animated graphics of EPR paradox |
| License: | Freeware |
| Requires: | 4 Megabytes, VGA, PS2 clone. |
| Email: | RMTink@worldnet.att.net |
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spooky2.zip (Dec 31 1996, 176.5K) |
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This is an animated, interactive, colorful graphic demonstrating the ninety-year old EPR paradox with the use a split beam experiment. It operates under MS-DOS, using VGA graphics, and 4 Megabytes of memory in an IBM PS2 type computer. The program is called spookyph.exe and requires the presence of two additional files in the current directory. The zip file also contains a descriptive text file. |
| Summary: | Animation of three mysteries of light |
| License: | Freeware |
| Requires: | IBM PC or PS2 clone |
| Email: | RMTink@worldnet.att.net |
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spookyl2.zip (Jan 9 1997, 118.7K) |
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spookyl2.zip contains Spookylite, an interactive graphics program that illustrates three mysterious properties of light or electromagnetic radiation. It requires 640 kilobytes of memory on IBM type personal computers using CGA or VGA cards. SuperVga cards in mode 2 will also work with DOS 3.01 or higher. The knowledge required is kept to that of the high school junior or senior physics level. Spookylite covers lightly the ubiquitous and puzzling fine structure constant that has baffled scientists for seventy years. College undergraduates may also find this graphics program of interest |
| Summary: | Simple predictor of nuclear particle masses |
| License: | Freeware |
| Requires: | IBM PS2 clone. Requires DOS above version 2.01, 640K memory, VGA graphics or SVGA mode. |
| Email: | RMTink@worldnet.att.net |
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spookym2.zip (Jan 7 1997, 104.8K) |
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spookym2.zip contains Spookymass, an interactive animation that introduces the user to the early discovered assortment of nuclear particles from the electron to the Omega. They are presented in such a way that they appear to have their masses linked by simple geometry. A game is presented that allows the user to create his own particles. Will not run on PC CGA. No great knowledge of physics is necessary. To operate simply use menus and simple prompts and entries. This Freeware can be freely distributed. It is related to nucptle1.zip, and spookyr2.zip, and spookyi2.zip on internet, and spook.zip, spoor.zip in compuserve, physics library. |
| Summary: | Spookym2 blamed on a new symmetry |
| License: | Freeware |
| Requires: | IBM PS2 clone, (not PC). |
| Email: | RMTink@worldnet.att.net |
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spookyr2.zip (Jan 15 1997, 153.2K) |
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Spookyr2.zip contains spookyrotate (spookyre.exe), an interacive graphic concerning nuclear particles. Related to Spookym2.zip and nucptle2.zip. A new symmetry is proposed to explain why the template in the above diagrams seems to work. An obvious missing particle, explained in nucptle2, emerges again and is offered as an incentive for future discovery. Needs PS2 clone, 4 megabytes,VGA, or SVGA. The extra files in the zip file must be in the current directory and are for the use of extended memory. |
| Summary: | Tack scientific data analysis program |
| License: | Shareware |
| Author: | George B. Grant, White Perch Software |
| Email: | ggrant@ultranet.com |
| Homepage: | http://www.ultranet.com/~ggrant/whiteperch/ |
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tack_383.zip (May 18 1998, 336.6K) |
| Description: |
Tack is a data analysis program primarily intended for electrophysiology. It was written to read data files created by the data acquisition program Patchit (also available from White Perch Software). It can read data files written in the following formats: Patchit Ninja Clampex (v. 5.0 -> v. 6.0) Fetchex (v. 5.0 -> v. 6.0). Axon Binary Format.
Although intended for electrophysiology, Tack is of use to other users of |
| Version: | 1.3 |
| Summary: | Cooperatively runs EG&G programs |
| License: | Freeware |
| Requires: | m398 and m273 EG&G Instruments electrochemical software. |
| Email: | evgen@camd1.kkpcr.re.kr |
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waitfr13.zip (Aug 11 1997, 45.6K) |
| Description: |
Waitfor v1.3 is a utility which enables automatic interchanging and running of any DOS programs in two different application-windows under Win3.1 or Win95. Designed for use in auto-execute sequences of m398 and m273 EG&G Instruments electrochemical software. This program enables automatic interchanging and running of auto-execute sequences of m273 (EG&G Instruments program for conventional electrochemical measurements) and m398 (EG&G Instruments program for impedance measurements). One program automatically detects the moment that the second program has finished and takes over the control of the electrochemical equipment. For example, you can make a loop for galvanostatical reduction for one hour, then potentiostatic EIS, then reduction again automatically for fifteen cycles. Especially useful in battery related research. This package also includes a MCONV utility which converts multiple EG&G format ASCII files produced by the run of auto-execute, to plain ASCII. Also changes *.00N type file names to *0N.dat type, if requested. |