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Iterit

Name: Iterit
Rating: 3 (5 reviews)

2.0

22 April 2005

Explore recursive function iterations. (was Feigenbaum)

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Overview

Iterit is a powerful application which allows the user to explore and analyze the behavior of custom set functions when recursively iterating through them.

Featuring the ability to create time series of a function, as well as a logistic map, along with the ability to geometrically illustrate iterations, Iterit is a must have for every mathematician or engineer.

What's new in Iterit

Version 2.0:

Renamed to Iterit (thus changed Icon).
Added ability to explore geometric iterations of the function.
Added Time series feature.
Function can now be set by the user.
Added log.
Added Bug Report feature.
Added Find feature.
Added "Recent" list.
Fixed many, many embarrassing bugs.

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4 Iterit Reviews

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Anonymous

30 March 2005

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nice display, but seems to lock after the first zoom. I had to kill the app... (X 10.3.8)

Version 1.0

Anonymous

22 April 2005

Man, this is the app to have. I can't tell you how many times I've wanted to explore and analyze the behavior of custom set functions when recursively iterating through them. Brilliant.

Version 2.0

Anonymous

31 March 2005

This one is called the "Logistic Map", fellas. Sure there's a Feigenbaum number in there somewhere, but your CMD-F doesn't do squat yet. And that parameter applies to many other fractal systems as well. Nice performance. Is it Open-GL?

Version 1.1

1 answer(s)

Anonymous

31 March 2005

No actually it doesn't use OpenGL.

Version 1.1

Anonymous

30 March 2005

first thing it does: it looks for an update (says "hallo" to the programmer). i don´t like such automatics. second thing it does: it locks third thing i did: i deleted it. ....what else!!!!

Version 1.0

1 answer(s)

Anonymous

31 March 2005

1st: you can disable the version checking from the preferences. 2nd: It doesn't lock. It just processes the zooming which requires quite some CPU power.

Version 1.0

Anonymous

30 March 2005

nice display, but seems to lock after the first zoom. I had to kill the app... (X 10.3.8)

Version 1.0

1 answer(s)

Anonymous

30 March 2005

Same results here. Deleted.

Version 1.0