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Source: ascend |
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Section: contrib/science |
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Priority: extra |
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Maintainer: John Pye <john@curioussymbols.com> |
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Build-Depends: gcc, flex, bison, scons, swig, python-dev, libumfpack4-dev, gfortran, scrollkeeper, refblas3 |
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Standards-Version: 3.6.1 |
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Package: libascend |
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Architecture: any |
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Depends: libumfpack4, libsundials-serial0, refblas3 |
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Recommends: ascend-pygtk |
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Description: ASCEND core functionality |
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ASCEND is a modelling and simulation environment for |
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solving systems of nonlinear equations. It includes |
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a modelling language, in which you write the equations |
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that represent your system-to-be-modelled, as well as |
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a user interface that lets to interact with your model, |
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solve it, adjust values, and report results. |
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. |
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This package provides the core ASCEND functionality |
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including compiler, parser, solvers and integrators. |
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Package: libascend-dev |
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Architecture: any |
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Depends: libascend, python-dev, libsundials-serial-dev, refblas3-dev |
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Description: ASCEND development headers |
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ASCEND is a modelling and simulation environment for |
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solving systems of nonlinear equations. It includes |
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a modelling language, in which you write the equations |
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that represent your system-to-be-modelled, as well as |
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a user interface that lets to interact with your model, |
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solve it, adjust values, and report results. |
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. |
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This package provides header files for use when creating |
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ASCEND external libraries including external methods |
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and new solver or integrator plugins. |
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Package: ascend-pygtk |
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Architecture: any |
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Depends: libascend |
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Depends: python, python-gtk2, python-matplotlib, python-numpy |
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Depends: ascend-models |
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Recommends: ipython |
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Provides: ascend-gui |
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Description: ASCEND PyGTK GUI |
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ASCEND is a modelling and simulation environment for |
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solving systems of nonlinear equations. It includes |
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a modelling language, in which you write the equations |
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that represent your system-to-be-modelled, as well as |
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a user interface that lets to interact with your model, |
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solve it, adjust values, and report results. |
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. |
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This package provides the more modern (but less stable) |
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PyGTK-based GUI for ASCEND under GNOME. It also |
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includes necessary bindings for using ASCEND directly |
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from the Python programming language. |
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Package: ascend-tcltk |
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Architecture: any |
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Depends: libascend |
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Depends: tcl8.4, tk8.4, tktable |
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Depends: ascend-models |
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Recommends: xgraph |
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Provides: ascend-gui |
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Description: ASCEND Tcl/Tk GUI |
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ASCEND is a modelling and simulation environment for |
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solving systems of nonlinear equations. It includes |
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a modelling language, in which you write the equations |
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that represent your system-to-be-modelled, as well as |
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a user interface that lets to interact with your model, |
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solve it, adjust values, and report results. |
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. |
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This package provides the older (but more complete) |
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Tcl/Tk GUI for ASCEND. |
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Package: ascend-models |
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Architecture: all |
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Recommends: libascend |
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Description: ASCEND Model Library |
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ASCEND is a modelling and simulation environment for |
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solving systems of nonlinear equations. It includes |
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a modelling language, in which you write the equations |
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that represent your system-to-be-modelled, as well as |
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a user interface that lets to interact with your model, |
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solve it, adjust values, and report results. |
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This package provides the ASCEND Model Library, a |
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set of standard model files which provide material |
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properties, units of measurement and many example |
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problems. |
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Package: ascend-doc |
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Architecture: all |
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Recommends: ascend-gui |
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Description: ASCEND Documentation |
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ASCEND is a modelling and simulation environment for |
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solving systems of nonlinear equations. It includes |
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a modelling language, in which you write the equations |
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that represent your system-to-be-modelled, as well as |
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a user interface that lets to interact with your model, |
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solve it, adjust values, and report results. |
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. |
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This package provides the user manual and HOWTO |
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information for ASCEND. |
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