Math.Js: An Advanced Mathematics Library For JavaScript
Math.js is a JavaScript library that brings advanced mathematics to the web browser and server. The case study in this article demonstrates its flexibility by extending the library using custom functions to solve and optimize a rocket trajectory. Several benchmark comparisons with other JavaScript l...
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| description | Math.js is a JavaScript library that brings advanced mathematics to the web browser and server. The case study in this article demonstrates its flexibility by extending the library using custom functions to solve and optimize a rocket trajectory. Several benchmark comparisons with other JavaScript libraries and state-of-the-art mathematics software are presented, and the current challenges facing math.js, including performance and size, are discussed. |
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