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Ask HN: Any place having all science and maths equations and implementations?

1 pointsby NoelJacob6 months ago
Is there anywhere containing all the standard equations from maths, physics, etc like Pythagoras, Orbital lifetime, etc? I only need the ones that are feasible to compute on a desktop PC without taking more than an hour at most and isn&#x27;t too specialised.<p>I don&#x27;t know if it&#x27;s possible to find but ideally I would like a function for solving each equation (a, b, c) = fn(x, y, z). Even if implementation isn&#x27;t available at least the equations would be good.

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gus_massa6 months ago
Why? Curiosity? You want to implement a universe simulator? Studding?<p>The list is too wide and too difficult to use without understanding them. Wolfram Alpha (as suggested by a sibling comment) is quite good and they have a lot of docs. Wikipedia can help too. There are a fwe additional sites.<p>But without understanding &quot;why&quot; it&#x27;s difficult to give more personalized advice.
sfmz6 months ago
wolframalpha.com, Mathematica