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http://loto.sourceforge.net/ hosts 4 projects of free software related to materials science and physics. They are loto, feram, compasses and xtalgrowth.

Quantum-Corrected Cosmological Perturbation Solver Live try https://qcuas-quantum-cosmology-astrophysics-unified-suite.streamlit.app/ License: Dual 🔬 Overview A complete computational framework for cosmological perturbation theory with first-principles quantum corrections. This package implements: Quantum-corrected Mukhanov-Sasaki equations with backreaction from quantum fields Full Boltzmann integration with quantum scattering terms Tensor perturbations...

...This program is found here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/doseinhumanbody/ Read the "README" file for details. Source code and documentation included. Also, available on GitHub: https://github.com/ZiliasTheSaint/RadQC.git Check out for dependent module!

This software uses Geant4 simulation toolkit for computing detector efficiency in terms of peak efficiency and gross efficiency. It is designed mainly for gamma detectors (NaI or HpGe) but can be extended for beta or any other radiation type. Radiation source can be frontal beam, point source, Sarpagan baker (cylinder) and Marinelli baker. Due to the nature of Monte Carlo simulation technique, all geometries involved must be well known for accurate results!

The Ground Station Software Suite projects aims at providing free, useful software tools for ham radio operators. Currently, this projects hosts the Grig communication radio control. The source repository has been moved over to github.

...The Secret of NIM is divided in two parts. The first one is the main part of the software. It edit different project, connect modules with wires and edit the parameters of those modules. The other part of the sofware is an utility. It edits the modules which will be used for the projects or create them if they aren't in the database yet. The Secret of NIM is a all-in-one software, easy to use and very helpful for saving the wiring of an experiment.

The aim of this project is to facilitate the development of open source software for the acceptance testing of commonly used PET (positron emission tomography) systems in accordance with published NEMA standards.

This is a collection of utilities and other nifty code items developed by Thought River for use in internal projects, and made available here for public use.