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Robust and precise simulation of hard discs on a plane. Supports different types of motion, can simulate motion on a torus or strip with various obstacles.

JDFTx is a plane-wave density functional theory code designed for electronic structure theory development. One prominent unique capability is the treatment of solvated electronic systems using joint density functional theory. Please see http://jdftx.org for download and compile instructions, tutorials, documentation and citation information.

YAFEMS (Yet Another Finite Element Method Solver) is a FEM solver for Linux and WIndows that reads a MED mesh file produced by Salome (http://www.salome-platform.org/) with certain groups created into the mesh, and with the help of an input text file (.yaf), performs a 3D or 2D plane stress or plane strain analysis and creates results in plain text format and in MED format. This way a complete analysis can be carried inside Salome, where a mesh file can be created, exported and read by YAFEMS with the help of a .yaf input file and post-processed within Salome using ParaView. New in v0.4 - More performance boost due to the implementation of the Cuthill-McKee algorithm.

Hide secret messages in your pictures! Cyberbit lets you transmit a secret message to an intended person in a new manner. The secret message is an 1-bit deep black & white image. The message can contain written text, a drawing, a secret code etc. Using Visual Cryptography the application splits the secret message into two "shadow images" called <<shares>>. Any of the two shares will be embedded into a "normal" image file called by tradition <<vessel>>. You can use a method of hand to...

Real-Time Zooming Math Engine is a mathematical tool which provides exploration of complex plane geometry.

...Wiggle stereograms use animation to switch between the left and right view of a stereogram. Here we create a nice animation that slides back and forth, for a smooth wiggle 3D ("w3D") effect. First the image is broken down into planes. Each plane is given a depth distance. The image belonging to each plane is horizontally compressed enough that the "shadows" cast by the image belonging to the planes in front of it cover the "holes" in the plane. The whole thing is then animated in a gentle see-saw fashion to get the wiggle effect. Wiggle Stereography was invented by Jim Gasperini, who made them by hand.