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New release: JMathLib version 0.9.0
Added lots of new functions. Some bugfixes.
June 8, 2008 by Stefan Müller

A new version of the JMathLib has been released. Check it out here. New functions: autumn, bone, brighten, cla, clf, colormap, cool, copper, dbquit, func2str, gca, gcf, get, global, gray, gray2ind, hot, isfunctionhandle, isglobal, isstudent, jet, ntsc2rgb, pink, polar, rainbow, set, spring, str2func, summer, ver, version, white, winter Updated functions: addpath, blanks, checkForUpdates, load, num2str, patch, path, rehash, runfile, substring

New release: JMathLib version 0.8.0 with
Added lots of new functions. Some bugfixes.
May 1, 2007 by Stefan Müller

A new version of the JMathLib has been released. Check it out here. New functions: _class.java, angle.java, bench.m, beta.m, betaln.m, center.m, class.m, cloglog.m, close.java, compan.m, complement.m, cov.m, createnewfile.java, cumprod.java, cumsum.m, create_set.m, conj.java, delete.java, det.m, dot.m, eq.m, false.m, gammaln.m, ge.m, gray2ind.m, gray.m, gt.m, hankel.m, hurst.m, inf.java, int16.java, int32.java, int64.java, int8.java, inv.m, is_leap_year.m, isa.java, isdefinite.m, isdirectory.java, isfile.java, isfinite.java, ishidden.java, islogical.java, isnan.java, isinf.java, issymmetric.m, lastmodified.java, le.m, loadvariables.java, logical.java, logspace.m, lookup.m, mean.m, meansq.java, mkdir.java, nan.java, ne.m, npv.m, nthroot.m, ntsc2rgb.m, nper.m, numel.java, orth.m, pascal.m, perms.m, pmt.m, polyval.m, polyreduce.m, poly.m, print_usage.java, pv.m, pvl.m, qconj.m, qderiv.m, qderivmat.m, qinv.m, qmult.m, qtrans.m, qtransv.m, qtransvmat.m, quaternion.m, randperm.m, rehash.java, repmat.java, rmdir.java, roots.m, save_variables.java, size_equal.m, sort.java, std.m, stril.m, sylvester_matrix.m, toeplitz.m, triangle_lw.m, triangle_sw.m, triu.m, true.m, uint8.java, union.m, var.m, vech.m, wilkinson.m Updated functions: col.m, diag.java, ndims.java, imag.java, isempty.java, ones.java, rand.java, real.java, row.m, size.java, tic.java, whos.java, zeros.java All trigonometric functions have been updated

Additional WWW-address
New redirector for JMathLib. www.jmathlib.de
January 05, 2007 by Stefan Müller

I just set up an additional WWW-address for JMathLib. It is www.jmathlib.de, but it is only a redirector to the webspace at sourceforge.net.

New release: JMathLib version 0.7.0 with
Added printing of graphs and figures. Created a handbook for JMathLib (PDF and Webpages). Some bugfixes.
November 11, 2006 by Stefan Müller

A new version of the JMathLib has been released. Check it out here.

New release: JMathLib version 0.6.0a with
Windows Installer, support for cell arrays and many many bugfixes. Version 0.6.0a replaces 0.6.0, because the installer of 0.6.0 is corrupt! Please update.
August 23, 2006 by Stefan Müller

New release: JMathLib version 0.6.0 with Windows Installer, support for cell arrays and many many bugfixes
July 28, 2006 by Stefan Müller

A new version of the JMathLib has been released. Check it out here.

New release: JMathLib version 0.4.6
January 4, 2005 by Stefan Müller

A new version of the JMathLib has been released. Check it out here.

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June 2, 2004 by Stefan Müller

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New release: JMathLib version 0.4.5
February 10, 2004 by Stefan Müller

A new version of the JMathLib has been released. Check it out here.

New demonstration available
February 8, 2004 by Stefan Müller

A new version of the JMathLib demonstration has been released. Check it out here.

New Release: JMathLib Version 0.4.4
July 21, 2003 by Stefan Müller, Mark Sparshatt

A new version of JMathLib has been released. Check it out in the download section.

Project renamed from Mathlib to JMathLib
March 09, 2003 by Stefan Müller

The project will be renamed. Due to the large number of occurences of the word Mathlib on the web we decided to use a more unique name. As it turned out only a small change was neccessary to reach this goal. The new name is JMathLib.

New Mailing Lists
Jan 13, 2003 by Stefan Müller

There are two mailing lists now. One for development purposes and one for updates and announcements. Go to mailinglists to find out more about this service.