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QInterference
Double slit experiment visualization tool loving multicore processors
QInterference can visualize batch of double slit experiments. It can also solve it in radial as well as Cartesian coordinates and moreover it can simulate functionality the phase-array radar with the main-bundle deflection. -
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Zarja
Agent-based simulation toolkit
It is an open source scientific library that is focused on multi-agent simulations on graphs. It prepares basic toolkit for agents, models, timers, graphs, nodes and edges. It is also accompanied with tools for data processing. -
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flNeuronTool
A Fast Light Neuron Tracing and Editor Tool
The flNeuronTool allows users to reconstruct and proofread neuronal morphologies in light microscopy images. The system incorporates automatic tracing and manual editing of neuron reconstruction into a cooperative 3D interactive visualization-assisted environment, which is a powerful tool for analysis of complex neuronal images. -
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Ray aims to be a full-featured extensible raytracer portable among POSIX and Windows with native support for multi-threading and network distribution. It will provide a scene programming langage with a VM [more features to be added once available].
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