SpaceRoots Downloads

The following table contains the links to the various parts of Mantissa library. The jar file and javadoc can be rebuilt from the source distribution, there is no need to download all three files.

The following table contains the links to the various parts of RKcheck tool. The jar file and javadoc can be rebuilt from the source distribution, there is no need to download all three files.

The following table contains the links to the various parts of Jarmor library. The jar file and javadoc can be rebuilt from the source distribution, there is no need to download all three files.

The following table contains the link to some stand-alone classes. EllipticalArc implements the algorithms described in the Drawing an elliptical arc using polylines, quadratic or cubic Bézier curves paper, Ellipsoid implements the algorithms described in the Quick computation of the distance between a point and an ellipse paper, CircleFitter implements the algorithms described in the Finding the circle that best fits a set of points paper, and StyledDocumentPrinter allows to print classes implementing the javax.swing.text.StyledDocumentinterface through the Java Print Services API.

The following table contains the links to the various formats of the Drawing an elliptical arc using polylines, quadratic or cubic Bézier curves paper. The content is the same in all files since they were all produced from the LaTeX source.

The following table contains the links to the various formats of the Quick computation of the distance between a point and an ellipse paper. The content is the same in all files since they were all produced from the LaTeX source.

The following table contains the links to the various formats of the Finding the circle that best fits a set of points paper. The content is the same in all files since they were all produced from the LaTeX source.

The following table contains the links to the Runge-Kutta DTD and the Runge-Kutta methods coefficients files that can be used by the RKcheck tool. Beware that if your browser does support XML, it will try to interpret the markup while displaying these XML files. This can look rather weird. In this case you should better either ask the browser to display the source of the page or download the xml file and look at it in some other editor.