Definitions
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- noun a high-level programing language for mathematical and scientific purposes; stands for formula translation
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Examples
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They are not really as big as the bloated fortran would have you believe, but they are, in places, subtle.
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I do numerical models (written in fortran) for atmospheric chemistry, and I certainly do use “tricks” in my research (and in my code).
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The last job that I actually used fortran was about 1987.
The Volokh Conspiracy » “Climategate” and the Social Validation of Knowledge 2009
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However a more basic question should be asked — Why are you still using fortran?
The Volokh Conspiracy » “Climategate” and the Social Validation of Knowledge 2009
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Buckland: However a more basic question should be asked — Why are you still using fortran?
The Volokh Conspiracy » “Climategate” and the Social Validation of Knowledge 2009
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Several are in the public domain and are available on-line they are almost always written in fortran.
Gerry North's Suggested Reading on Climate Models « Climate Audit 2007
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I had forgotten that the 1994 USHCN edition at CDIAC has some fortran programs.
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Web search engines are your friend, do a search on: implicit fortran
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Several are in the public domain and are available on-line they are almost always written in fortran.
Gerry North's Suggested Reading on Climate Models « Climate Audit 2007
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Several are in the public domain and are available on-line they are almost always written in fortran.
Gerry North's Suggested Reading on Climate Models « Climate Audit 2007
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