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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. ...

The dynamics of the population of energy levels and the power of stimulated radiation in laser amplifying media is modeled by solving a system of rate equations. The application was developed for students to explain the time dependence of laser power they observed. The material constants of the active medium of the laser used are specified in the configuration file. The application allows you to interactively select the pump speed and quality factor of the resonator by observing the time dependencies of the inverse population and laser radiation power.

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.

BeamFlow is a scientific presentation and demonstration program for typical introductory physics problems involving electric, magnetic, and gravity fields in three dimensions. Real-time demonstration of the magnetic field around a wire, the gravity fields around rotating binary stars, and the electric field from multiple point charges are just some of the potential applications.

An electromagnetic field simulator using Method of Moments (MoM). It has a MFC/OpenGL-based GUI and can simulate and visualize scattering and radiation problems in homogeneous and multilayered media.

GRAnular Media Simulation in C++ using Molecular Dynamics. To be used in PhD work. The code will support: collision, electric dipoles (long range forces), intergranular fluid, and possibly MPI for parallel computing.