tornado7
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I was wondering if there was anybody out there who can help me write a short program (in Fortran or C++) to calculate the rate of change of a drop radius over time for a meteorology class. I have all the equations done and know the physics behind the problem but my computer programming background is severely lacking! I will pay very well for any help!  9/4/2009 5:03:42 PM
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BIGcementpon
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What's up David, check your inbox on here... 9/5/2009 12:36:08 PM |
evan
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i'd be glad to help 9/5/2009 9:51:02 PM |
NeuseRvrRat
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why not do it with matlab? that shit is easy to learn by reading tutorials online. 9/6/2009 12:52:34 AM |
jasong
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Excel is quite easy to learn as well. 9/8/2009 7:16:10 AM |
joe_schmoe
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excel? gtfo. 9/11/2009 5:28:33 PM |
qntmfred
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what's the problem? excel is a reasonable alternative to programming for basic simulations. i mean, it's just calculations 9/11/2009 9:15:15 PM |
joe_schmoe
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because excel has zero nerd-rep. 9/11/2009 10:27:04 PM |
darkone
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David,
If you're still working on this, stop by my office in 5144 Jordan and I'll help you out.
-Matthew Miller 9/12/2009 1:11:53 AM |
