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Interactive Web Physics
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Interactive Web Physics is a Java, Web-based animation and problem designer tool. Anyone can quickly design mathematics or physics animations and simulations that run in a web browser. Unlike other solutions, no knowledge of programming is required.
Mostly written in language not available
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No declared licenses
Kwant
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Analyzed about 11 hours ago
Kwant is a Python package for numerical quantum transport calculations. It exposes the natural concepts of the theory of quantum transport (lattices, symmetries, electrodes, orbital/spin/electron-hole degrees of freedom) in a simple and transparent way. Kwant offers direct support for calculations
Licenses:
BSD-2-Clause
Kiaro Game Engine
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Analyzed 1 day ago
Currently headed by a single developer, Kiaro Game Engine is a piece of software striving for reliable first person action over both the LAN and internet. Currently gaining the actual code isn't entirely possible as of this moment (you'll gain code but none of the project files, etc) as I'm still preparing the "SDK".
libgwyscan
Analyzed 8 months ago
Scanning probe microscopy support library, including support for equidistant and non-equidistant scanning path creation, non-equidistant data pre-processing and saving different files obtained during scanning in Gwyddion compatible format.
EPICS Base 3.16
Analyzed about 8 hours ago
The main core of the Experimental Physics and Industrial Control System (EPICS) toolkit.
EPICS Base contains the build system and build tools, common and OS-interface libraries, Channel Access client and server libraries, static and run-time database access routines, the database processing code
Licenses:
epics-open
dart-box2d
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Analyzed 1 day ago
The popular 2d physics engine Box2D ported to Dart.
Mostly written in language not available
Licenses:
apache_2
nphysics (physics engine)
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Analyzed about 13 hours ago
nphysics is a 2 and 3-dimensional physics engine for games and animations. It uses ncollide for collision detection, and nalgebra for vector/matrix math.
Its most distinctive feature is its genericity with regard to the simulation dimension. That means you can use it for both 2-dimensional
Licenses:
BSD-3-Clause
Kappa-CMSSW
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Analyzed 1 day ago
Skimming framework for the CMS experiment software
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No declared licenses