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To derive and explain and calculate Albert Einstein’s Theory of Relativity in Python 2.x.

Core library & API for the NKTg Law (Nguyen Khanh Tung). Includes core implementation, REST/gRPC API, and 150+ client wrappers

Con questo programma si tenta di far comprendere, in modo "visuale", la famosa teoria della relatività, formulata da Albert Einstein all'inizio del XX secolo. Questo programma non ha bisogno di essere installato. La finestra principale è suddivisa in tre sezioni, dove ogniuna spiega un aspetto della teoria: Spazio/Tempo; Velocità; Energia. Passando con il cursore del mouse sopra un oggetto della finestra, nella parte bassa verrà mostrato una piccola descrizione di quello che si stà...

...At the same time, our model can incorporate some user control by ranking of relative importance of the criteria. [...] decision makers only rank the relative importance of criteria, rather than specifying the degree of relativity. [...] [our model] does not require users with any optimization background."

grg-ec is the specialized computer algebra system based on the universal computer algebra system reduce and intended for symbolic computations in framework of General Relativity and some associated fields of theoretical physics and differential geometry

Worldlines visualizes special relativity, as particles near lightspeed trace paths in a 3D slice of 4D Minkowski spacetime. Scenes illustrate time dilation, the twin paradox, length contraction, and Bell's spaceship paradox.

A tool for people interested in Special Relativity. Can introduce you to some basics, as the transformations and the 4-vectors. Examples, illustrations and some exercises will be included. With some time, effort, and space on the desk, you can master it.

UfoLS is a UFO port of the famous lightspeed application. It illustrates the effects of special relativity on (fast) moving objects. Using libUFO, it runs natively under X11 and Win32. Win32 binaries are included.

The Physics 3d Simulations Project, intends to be a educational tool, for helping science students understanding physics concepts of Classical Mechanics, Eletrodynamics, Chaos, Relativity and others.

Light Speed! is an OpenGL-based program which interactively illustrates the effects of special relativity on the appearance of moving objects. When an object accelerates beyond (roughly) two hundred million meters per second, these strange effects become

QuantimSim is a physics simulation engine. Some aspects of astrophysics, electromagnetism, relativity, thermodynamics, statistical mechanics and quantum mechanics will be included in the simulation library.