Re: Simulating electrochemical reactions with Mathematica

"Mike Honeychurch" <M.Honeychurch@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:BF2774F7.BBC%M.Honeychurch@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> If the fortran code is supplied perhaps you could port it to matlab??

I was hoping Evgenij Barsoukov could say whether Andriy Gorkovenko (who
ported the DOS version of LEVM to Windows) or possibly somebody at Solartron
has ported the LEVM Fortran code to another language like C or C++. If thats
already been done, then porting it to Matlab would be a lot easier since
M-code resembles C/C++ a lot more than Fortran. Evgenij might know if this
is the case because he is coauthor with J. Ross Macdonald of the latest
edition of the book, Impedance Spectroscopy (see link below) and he
contributed some of the utilities included with the LEVM package.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0471647497/rossmacdonsho-20/104-7439666-3084705?creative=327641&camp=14573&link_code=as1

If LEVMW was available in C++, it might be more accessible to a broader
audience. Although C++ doesn't have a primitive complex numeric data type,
classes are readily available to do complex number crunching.

Regards,
Nick


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