Guide to Available Mathematical Software

This is a gateway to the NIST Guide to Available Mathematical Software, a cross-index and virtual repository of mathematical and statistical software components of use in computational science and engineering.

Address comments and questions to gams@cam.nist.gov.

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Background Information

• What is GAMS?
• Glossary of terms.
• Repositories Indexed.
• References, credits and disclaimers.

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Mathematical Software Cross Index

• what problem it solves.
• package name.
• module name.

Go straight to the problem decision tree.

If you cannot find what you need in the cross index, you might try some of these other sources of information about mathematical software.

The Guide to Available Mathematical Software was developed by staff of the Applied and Computational Mathematics Division and the Scientific Computing Environments Division within the Computing and Applied Mathematics Laboratory of the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

This HTTP gateway was developed by Ronald F. Boisvert (NIST) and Shirley Browne (University of Tennessee at Knoxville).

Last change in this page : April 6, 1995.