This is the Linux app named Harmonux whose latest release can be downloaded as harmonux14windows-linux.zip. It can be run online in the free hosting provider OnWorks for workstations.
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Harmonux
DESCRIPTION
Harmonic Analysis (aka Fourier Analysis)
Enter a table and get the harmonic function for the table.
Open Source in Lazarus/Free Pascal
Compiled for Linux and Windows. No installation, just unpack and click on the executable.
ATENTION!
-In my new instalation of Linux , the executable was not running, I don't know why. I think the windows version is working, but I didn't test it lately.
-Sometimes the copy is not settled right, try to right click -> properties -> allow to be executed as a program.
It is not compiling either in my new installation of Lazarus. Most likely some unit, class or variable changed since Lazarus 1.6.x and I didn't want to spend the time yet to find out what changed. (It is in the component for the Graphic).
obs. I did add a Graphic-less version that will calculate the function. Tested only on Lazarus 2.0.6 Linux (see Files above ^^ ).
Features
- Graphics of the dots and curve of the harmonic funcion to check that it is working.
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