SPSMAT is an Octave/Matlab package to apply Spectral and Pseudospectral methods for solving ODEs and PDEs. There is a worthy documentation that helps you work with this package; for working with this package, read this file first.

This package is written in GNU Octave (Open source Matlab). See Octave.

All Linux, Mac, and Windows users can download and use Octave.

For using the SPSMAT package you need to download and install git. Then you can have a copy of SPSMAT on your system by running a command on your terminal or cmd:

git clone https://github.com/siaadfilml/SPSMAT.git

Now you have the latest version of SPSMAT.

In some systems, as the last step, open Octave and type in >> setenv PYTHON python3

Also, the online version of Octave is available to run and test codes. If you want to test this package's functions, you can also use this online version without installing Octave on your system.

Enjoy!