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> I would recommend you purchase that book. They are not really my algorithms 
> and I don't want to be accused of copyright infringement. The reason it 
> can't easily be put in a spreadsheet is it is really numerical calculus and 
> the program runs multiple loops (finite steps whereas in calculus the step 
> size is taken to the limit of zero) to develop the performance of a complete 
> blade.

Perry, I tried to do just that this evening but neither Amazon nor B&N stock 
it, and Bookfinder.com says:

The Books in Print database claims that the book with ISBN "1893639053" is in 
print. Unfortunately, none of the 60,000+ booksellers whose inventories we 
search appear to have any copies for sale.

It's a shame, this looks like an interesting book. Does it contain any contact 
information for the author? I could create a server-hosted version of the code 
that wouldn't be downloadable but would allow people to fill out a Web form 
and get the basics out, if the author was willing to allow this.

Regards,
Chad