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    NumeRe

    NumeRe

    Framework for numerical computations, data analysis and visualisation

    Curve fitting | Data analysis | Plotting | Matrix operations | FFT | Extensible framework | Multiple file formats | Programmable | Open source | Free for everyone NumeRe: Framework for Numerical Computation is a numerical framework written for Microsoft Windows(R) and released under the GNU GPL v3 for solving and visualizing mathematical and physical problems numerically. Keep simple things simple: You want to plot a sine function? Just enter 'plot sin(x)'. You want to load some data? Enter 'load "path/to/your/file"' or drag the file into the terminal. You need to fit a function to the data? Enter 'fit data() -with=YOURFUNCTION(x)' Need assistance? Enter 'help topic' into the terminal or simply press [F1]. ...
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    NanoHive Nanospace Simulator
    NanoHive is a modular simulator used for modelling the physical world at a nanometer scale. The intended purpose of the simulator is to act as a tool for the study and development of nanotech entities. The project will also focus on the simulation of complex biological applications such as Targeted Drug Delivery by simulating nanowires, magnetic nanoparticles and others. Updates will follow from January 2017.
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    Wcalc is a tool for the analysis and synthesis of electronic components. Some of the models include coupled microstrip lines, single layer air core solenoid inductors, etc. Wcalc can analyze the electrical parameters based on the physical dimensions a
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    Simple-space-simulation is simple 2D physical realtime simulation of objects in space witch can move and in iteract including colision detection and gravitation.
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    MANIKK is a toolkit for generating numerical interaction parameters -- describing the interaction between metallic atoms in a coherent lattice -- and for performing numerical Monte Carlo-simulations of physical properties of alloy systems.
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    The Universe Simulator project's goal is to provide a set of libraries for simulating all known and understood physical phenomena.
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    Simphysmodel stands for "Simple Physics Modeller" it is a program, which can model simple physical problems of school level physics. It is intended to model, mechanical, optical, electrical and thermodynamical problems.
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