License
The CAPD library is distributed under the terms of GNU GPL license which means that you are free to use, distribute and modify the code as long as the GNU GPL license is preserved.
CAPD 4.0
Dear CAPD users.
We provide you with new release of the CAPD library named 4.0. This version contains major changes in comparison to CAPD 3.0. In particular:
- New kernel for automatic differentiation that includes code translation techniques
- Vector fields and maps can be defined as C-routines or C-strings
- New data structures for storing hessians and jets
- Functional approach to (rigorous) integration of ODEs and variational equations
- Hermite-Obreshkov algorithm for rigorous integration of ODEs
- Simplified interface for integration of higher order variational equations
- And many other ...
We are waiting for your tests and feedback from usage of this release
CAPD 4.0 SVN (daily) Snapshot
CAPD-DynSys 4.0 release
CAPD-DynSys is a selection of packages and modules from the CAPD library aimed for rigorous and nonrigorous computations in the dynamical systems. It is much smaller and therefore compiles significantly faster. In particular it does not contain RedHom subproject.
CAPD-DynSys 4.0 SVN (daily) Snapshot
CAPD 3.0
Dear CAPD users.
Third stable version of the CAPD library has been released. This version contains major changes in comparison to the previous. In particular:
- there is a new compilation system of the CAPD library
- it is easier to build your own programs with capd-config-* scripts or general makefile
- you can choose what part of the CAPD library you would like to build when configuring the library
- we have fixed a bug in the interval arithmetics. The g++ compilation with -O2 flag was reordering some rounding operations.
We are waiting for your tests and feedback from usage of this release
CAPD 3.0 SVN (daily) Snapshot (~17 MB)
CAPD-DynSys 3.0 release
CAPD-DynSys is a selection of packages and modules from the CAPD library aimed for rigorous and nonrigorous computations in the dynamical systems. It is much smaller and therefore compiles significantly faster. In particular it does not contain RedHom subproject. For more details see CAPD-DynSys subproject
CAPD-DynSys 3.0 SVN (daily) Snapshot (~4.3 MB)
CAPD 2.0 release (not supported anymore)