Open Source WINE Physics Software

CvMob is an Open Source tool to automatic visual analysis of human movement. The software calculates the optical flow to generate data about trajectory, velocity and acceleration using low-quality videos. For more informations, please visit our website: http://www.cvmob.ufba.br/

!!! This project is currently CLOSED. There is a new version of API available under LGPL license at https://github.com/gehtsoft-usa/BallisticCalculator1 There is a new version of application in progress (ported to net framework 5.0) https://github.com/nikolaygekht/ballistic.calculator.app Ballisitic Calculator based on JBM's implementation 3-degree of freedom model, ported to C#, improved to support metric system and extended by some math from Litz's "Applied Ballistic" book. Calculator displays ballistic tables, graphs, comparison graph and reticle images. The application is free to use under GNU license

Aciqra is a virtual planetarium and sky mapping program which tracks celestial bodies including planets, deep sky objects and stars to an accuracy of a fraction of a degree for thousands of years into both the future and the past. It includes the 2.5 million stars of the Tycho-2 catalog supplemented by data of 120,000 stars from the Hipparcos catalog, 13,000 deep space objects from the NGC and IC catalogs and a large number of asteroids and comets from the Minor Planet Center. The program is platform-independent and can be made to work on most modern computers that support OpenGL.

This is a compilation of applications that have been made into one package, all of the programs included have been created by me, i have included a few simple law calculators at the moment, but will add more throughout updates. The current build includes: • Leyden Jar Capacitance Calculator • Resistor Colo(u)r Coder And more!

PhysikGenie does, what a PhysikGenie is supposed to do. Doing Physics...

QCS is a quantum computer simulation written by Philipp Jungmann, Torsten Mandel and Maximilian Plenert as a software project under Dr. Michael Winckler (IWR) and Dr. Jian-Wei Pan (PI), University of Heidelberg.

UPDATED VERSION ON GITHUB! http://github.com/AtiX/wavesim This is a physically correct simulation of waves on a surface, for example water-waves. It can also be used to simulate Microwaves, and has features like the support for different refraction indices, different wave sources and custom borders. Therefore, experiments like the double-slit-experiment can be easily simulated.