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darcy, z and periodic table of hp - jtamezga - 08-16-2017 02:55 PM
Any plan from HP to include the functions or programs to calculate:
a) Compressibility factor z (real gases)
b) friction factor (fluid friction) of darcy o fanning
c) periodic table
in future versions of operating system????
regards!
RE: darcy, z and periodic table of hp - Tim Wessman - 08-17-2017 04:10 AM
Good thing it is a *programmable* calculator, isn't it.
There are several periodic tables available already. Those other functions I didn't include because they are very limited in use (few people need them) and only take a few lines to code. If you're not sure how the 48 series implemented those, just grab a disassembler and take a look at the sysrpl.