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    Ultrashort Pulse Propagator

    Ultrashort Pulse Propagator

    A powerful simulation for designing femtosecond lasers and amplifiers.

    This is a simulation package developed for numerical simulation of ultrashort pulse propagation in optical media and pulse generation from mode-locked lasers. Although the code is primarily intended for investigations of fiber links, fiber amplifiers and fiber lasers, it can be applied to any other setting for which the governing equiations are valid. The physics included in the code is based on a generalized nonlinear Schrödinger equation, including higher order dispersion, stimulated Raman effect, gain with bandwidth limitation and saturation, loss, and saturable absorption. ...
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    jOcular

    jOcular

    Optical Design Software for simulating systems of lenses, prisms, etc.

    Optical Design Software for optical systems comprised of light sources, lenses, apertures, prisms, imagers, photometers, etc. Simulate light through the system and compute images and intensities at various locations in the design.
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    TIM

    A raytracer for forbidden optics

    *** TIM's (now Dr TIM's) source code has moved to https://github.com/jkcuk/Dr-TIM *** TIM is a raytracer that was originally developed to simulate optical components called METATOYs, but it has since then developed into something much more general. Amongst other things, TIM can also calculate random-dot stereograms and anaglyphs and visualise ray trajectories.
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    JPIV

    JPIV

    Particle Image Velocimetry

    JPIV is a platform independent, graphical stand-alone application for Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) written in Java. PIV is an optical technique for measuring fluid flow velocities. JPIV moved to GitHub. Please visit us at: https://eguvep.github.io/jpiv/
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    Gecko Hamaker

    Gecko Hamaker

    Calculates Hamaker coefficient,interaction free energy,force,torque.

    The Gecko Hamaker open-source software project is a full implementation of the fully retarded Lifshitz formulations for isotropic and anisotropic plane-plane and cylinder-cylinder interactions with intervening interlayer materials, planar systems of up to 99 layers, and graded interfaces for the modeling of grain boundaries or other continuously changing systems, accompanied by a database of material optical properties spectra. The machine-readable optical property database is available for download and as a web service and makes available the full spectral optical properties of over 150 materials from both ab initio calculations and experimental measurements.
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    VOpR

    VOpR - a virtual optical rail

    VOpR - A Virtual Optical Rail VOpR allows to create and evaluate simple optical systems, in which the basic optical elements are arranged along the optical axis. The current supported optical elements are: spaces,spherical lenses, circular apertures and flat blocks of some optical medium. The program has three main components: 1. The database editor.
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    The Optics Project on the Web (WebTOP) is a 3D, interactive computer graphics system that visualizes optical phenomena. Its purpose is to help instructors teach and students learn about optics. It is a platform independent Java application that uses X3D.
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    NLO helps studying the nonlinear optical effects of crystals. It offers a GUI to plot the theoret. expected "maker fringes", captures images from video, retrieves data from and sends data to a LockIn, controls a stepping motor, imports and plots datase
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    JOpticsTrace

    An optical ray tracing program

    An optical ray tracing program focused on layout of prototype instrumentation and learning about optics.
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