Software Listing: Hurst Exponent

	KaotiXL | License: Shareware |
	KaotiXL is an add in use to do a rescaled range analysis with MS Excel. User will learn how easy it is to use a worksheet as a powerful forecasting tool. It also generate a report with all the calculated values shown and 2 graph are built. The R/S chart and V statistic chart. Hurst exponent is also calculated and shown in this report. Charting in this program will make it easier for user to analyse data.. Publisher: XLPert Enterprise| Date: 10-10-2006 | Size: 85 KB
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	eCalc Calculator | License: Freeware |
	eCalc is a free Windows calculator with basic and scientific functions. The calculator is designed with a high level of aesthetics, including large buttons and an easy to read display. The calculator operates with a frameless border and stays open above your other programs - making it an ideal side companion tool. Notable features of this calculator include memory functions, percent, sqrt(x), sqr(x), inv(x), and an engineering exponent key (EEX). The calculator includes a link to eCalc's online scientific calculator which supports more advanced features such as unit conversion, trigonometric functions, equation solving, and complex number math. Publisher: eCalc| Date: 26-08-2008 | Size: 728 KB
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	ThaiTrainer111 | License: Shareware |
	ThaiTrainer111 gives you a quick and easy way to study and learn the Thai language independently. Since this language uses its own individual alphabet and grammar, there are no comparisons to any of the european languages possible. This makes learning Thai not easy indeed. ThaiTrainer111 wil help you over the most difficult hurdles. We have included phonetic writing in English as well as spoken text in this program. This enables you, bypassing the written Thai, to learn the correct pronounciation. Furthermore, and this is an exclusive feature, we offer a word for word translation of the spoken Thai, enabling you to experience the structure and grammar of this language firsthand. Publisher: WANTANA Software| Date: 17-12-2002 | Size: 1310 KB
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	Amebius | License: Shareware |
	Amebius is a handy calculator program designed with computer usability in mind, as opposed to just being a clone of your desktop calculator. Instead of using your powerful computer to put a limited simulation of a calculator on-screen, Amebius instead allows you to use your computer to its greater potential. Amebius can evaluate expressions written in the form a human is used to. You just write 1/(2+3*(5-4)) and press Enter - Amebius will take the priority of operators and parentheses into account and give you the correct result. Amebius supports the standard mathematical operators, the exponent operator, the bitwise operators, the integer division operators and about 50 mathematical functions such as power, ln, sin and others. Publisher: MiBTools| Date: 24-05-2008 | Size: 846 KB
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	DB Calc for Windows | License: Shareware |
	Scientific calculator and function plotter. 10 constant memories, 1 cumulating memory. Nearly unlimited nesting of parenthesis. Automatic bracket completion Decimal, hexadecimal and binary entering and display. Precision adjustable. Recall of expressions already calculated. Registers preserved after program termination. Logic operators (32 bit). Three angle units. Square, reciprocal, square and cubic roots, roots with random exponent, Powers to basis e, 10 and random basis, natural and common logarithm, trigonometric functions, hyperbolic functions, Numerical integration, constant Pi, signum function, step function, Integer function, absolute value, min/max function. Publisher: Dirk Billand| Date: 04-11-2004 | Size: 1112 KB
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	UltimaCalc | License: Shareware |
	UltimaCalc is a scientific and mathematical calculator designed to occupy minimum screen area, making it immediately available for use. UltimaCalc can stay on top of other windows. Type a calculation as plain text, evaluate it, maybe edit it and re-calculate. Has a comprehensive context-sensitive help system. Calculates to 38 digit precision. The display can be limited to just 8, 12 or 16 digits, and digits grouped for readability. Two 'scientific' view modes show numbers always in exponent format. The 'engineering' mode uses suffixes such as k (kilo) and M (mega). View results in hexadecimal and as ratios. Publisher: UltimaCalc| Date: 14-06-2006 | Size: 3112 KB
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