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Quantum Cosmology & Astrophysics Unified Suite (QCAUS) A collection of four interconnected open‑source projects that explore the quantum nature of the universe – from the early cosmos to extreme astrophysical environments. 📸 Live Demo The application is deployed on Streamlit Cloud: Live App test now: https://qcuas-quantum-cosmology-astrophysics-unified-suite.streamlit.app/ QCI AstroEntangle Refiner – FDM soliton physics & image processing Magnetar QED Explorer –...

Quantum-Corrected Cosmological Perturbation Solver Live TRY https://qcuas-quantum-cosmology-astrophysics-unified-suite.streamlit.app/ or Beta https://qcaustfordmodel.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...

Parallel and Distributed Process OmniSim Computational Neuroscience: Large-scale neural population dynamics, brain-inspired computing architectures, and neuro-symbolic AI systems 🧬 Scientific Overview PDP-OmniSim is an advanced computational framework for simulating parallel and distributed processing systems, with cutting-edge applications in computational neuroscience, distributed computing, and complex systems modeling. The framework provides researchers with robust tools for...

Quantum Cosmology & Astrophysics Unified Suite (QCAUS) A collection of four interconnected open‑source projects that explore the quantum nature of the universe – from the early cosmos to extreme astrophysical environments. 📸 Live Demo The application is deployed on Streamlit Cloud: Live App test now: https://quantum-cosmology-astrophysics-unified-suite.streamlit.app/ QCI AstroEntangle Refiner – FDM soliton physics & image processing Magnetar QED Explorer – Magnetar...

A python package that allows scientists to easily create configurable and reusable experiments. Intended for use with the LabRAD framework. Developed by the Haeffner group studying quantum simulation at UC Berkeley. Wiki at lrexp.wikispaces.com