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  • 2D FFT

    So, I've got your 2D FFT code working, but there's a problem. I may be ignorant of a method like matlab's fftshift, but I think it's not in the Fourier Transform library. It's really necessary when you're doing 2D FT's to be able to plot the FT and have it make sense. Below...
    Posted to Math.NET Mathematics Library (Forum) by Mikestas on 10-21-2008

  • Re: Scalar operations for vector

    No, not from my side. Matlab supports it too, seems to be standard. But the implementation should not be in-place, i.e. a static operator + or - should never change the parameter vector v.
    Posted to Math.NET Mathematics Library (Forum) by Christoph Rüegg on 05-21-2008

  • Bug: The crossproduct has wrong indexs.

    Hi! Me again with a bug (at least I think so). /// <summary> /// Cross product of two 3-dimensional vectors. /// </summary> /// <returns> /// Vector ret = (u[2]v[3] - u[3]v[2], u[3]v[1] - u[1]v[3], u[1]v[2] - u[2]v[1]). /// </returns> /// <seealso cref="CrossMultiply"...
    Posted to Math.NET Mathematics Library (Forum) by marX on 04-16-2008

  • Additional functions for the classes "matrix" and "vector"

    Hi! At first I want to say, that I'm very glad to have found your libary. it is very helpful. - I'm missing some functions. Maybee they are allready implemented and I'm just not fit enough to find them. In case they are really missing, I want to suggest the following function to enhance the...
    Posted to Math.NET Mathematics Library (Forum) by marX on 04-16-2008

  • Sets and Actions

    Small question for anyone who cares: Sets have the ForEach function, which takes an Action. I've been dinking around trying to see how to perform a Cosine of a Set<Complex> using the ForEach function. Utter failure so far. Is this even the appropriate way to go about it? Or is there a better...
    Posted to Math.NET Mathematics Library (Forum) by riot_starter on 02-12-2008

  • Re: Anyone using F# here?

    Hi Christoph, I've recently started playing around with F# (and Math.NET) lately. I think that the combination of F# running inside Visual Studio (via FSI - F# Interactive) with Math.NET is an extremely powerful combination for scientific/numerical computing. Particularly, the ability to write scripts...
    Posted to Math.NET Mathematics Library (Forum) by mattman206 on 12-26-2007
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