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    Schnek

    Schnek

    A C++ library for developing parallel simulations on Cartesian grids

    ...Schnek is a library for the fast development of parallel simulation codes using multidimensional arrays. It is designed to work both on single processor and massively parallel architectures. The library is intended mainly for use in physics simulations on regular grids but some of its features might be useful for other types of simulation codes. Features include - setup file reader with C style syntax - extendable for formulas in setup files - hierarchical structure of simulation components - mutli-dimensional grids - initialisation of grid from formulas in setup file - boundary cells and ghost cells - MPI support for parallelisation - MPI update of ghost cells to neighbouring processes - easy to use parallel and serial HDF5 output of grids
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    InterferenceSimulator

    Demonstrates quantal two-slit Fresnel interference patterns.

    InterferenceSimulator is a program demonstrating quantal two-slit Fresnel interference patterns with one, the other, or both slits open. A magnetic flux situated between the two slits allows demonstration of the Aharonov–Bohm effect. Simulations with short de Broglie wavelengths illustrate the classical limit of quantum mechanics. Because of the universality of wave phenomena, this program can also demonstrate the geometrical-optics limit of wave optics for small wavelengths.
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