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A real-time, WebGPU-accelerated simulation of the Large-Scale Structure of the Universe. Visualize the evolution of cosmic filaments and voids from z=10 to the present day, powered by 2LPT and quasi-N-body dynamics directly in your browser.
A Python-based simulation and visualization of the three-body problem, exploring chaotic gravitational interactions using numerical methods and interactive plots.
Scalar Magnitudes are invariant quantities that conserve their value and form under transformations of translation and rotation, or changes between coordinate systems (Cartesian, polar, spherical, etc.)
This is a computational exercise for learning about silver nanoprisms and why their colour is related to their diameter. Runs in Google Colab and uses Python3. Designed for high school students.
This is a Jupyter Notebook to illustrate the difference between the Velocity-Verlet and Euler methods for integrating classical equations of motion for a homonuclear diatomic molecule.
Curated Jupyter notebooks spanning all eight MechanicsDSL physics domains — from introductory pendulum problems to graduate-level general relativistic geodesics. Launchable in Binder. Designed as standalone course material.
A simple Python demo illustrating the extreme sensitivity of the triple-alpha fusion process (carbon production in stars) to tiny changes in nuclear resonance energy. Educational tool highlighting fine-tuning in stellar nucleosynthesis.