An f.95 program to be written

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I have a maths problem that I have been tasked to write a fortran program to solve. I have full details of the problem. However, I'm hopeless at writing scripts!! So I am looking for someone to translate my maths into an f.95 script with lots of comments explaining what has been done at each step. Then I will be able to work out what I should have done, and learn from it! It is something that needs to be done by the end of the week - I am in a beginners programming class so shouldn't take an experienced programmer long at all! Thanks, Lucy.

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@paulkromano

Hi Lucy, I am an expert in Fortran 95/2003/2008 programming and have worked on a number of large scale projects that use modern Fortran. As one example, I led the development of a particle transport simulation code called OpenMC: [login to view URL] I would be happy to help you with your math problem and would make sure that the code I produce has lots of comments to explain what I did. If you'd like, I can also help you with future assignments as well. If it means anything, my Bachelor's degree was in applied mathematics as well! Please let me know if you have any questions about my qualifications. You can check out my LinkedIn profile at [login to view URL] Also, if you find that my bid is not competitive based on price, please contact me and I would be happy to negotiate a competitive bid. Best regards, Paul

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@renardpaul

Hello Lucy, I'm expert in Fortran programming and numerical simulations. Please send me the details of what you need implemented in Fortran. Thanks, Paul

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