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DIANNA (Diffraction Analysis of Nanopowders) is a free software developed to simulate atomic models of structures from an ensemble of nanoparticles and to calculate their whole X-ray powder diffraction patterns and the radial distribution function. The main objects of investigation are the particles whose coherent scattering domains do not exceed several nm. DIANNA is based on the ab initio method using the Debye scattering equation. This method makes it possible to obtain information on the atomic structure, shape and size of nanoparticles. It can be applied also to non-periodic materials or coherently ordered structures. ...

A toolkit in C++ and python to process both experimental and simulation data of colloidal particles. Includes among others * a multiscale particle tracking algorithm [1] whose C++ implementation is optimised for 3D confocal data. Python implementation is more versatile (2D and 3D data). * a Leica file reader, * Steindhard bond orientational order calculation * a VTK file writer 1. Leocmach, M. & Tanaka, H. A novel particle tracking method with individual particle size measurement and its application to ordering in glassy hard sphere colloids. ...

...It contains a set of features that enables powerful and useful visualizations of particle simulations to be quickly generated. Support is provided for visualization of hundreds of thousands of particles on commodity workstations, using OpenGL. Functionality includes data exploration, debugging of simulation output, and generation of presentation-quality imagery. The ability to visualize vector flow information in a variety of forms, such as arrow-lines, inscribed glyphs, and motion blurred particles, is particularly useful in the study of granular flows. ...

...Simbuca is easy to read and understand and can be tweaked to your personal needs. It has been applied to simulate different types of particles: for example antiprotons, positrons, 39K+ , highly charged ions, negatively charged particles. Simbuca also has been applied to simulate Penning/Paul traps, Mr-TOFs, RFQs, ... More info on the wiki: https://sourceforge.net/p/simbuca/wiki

The program allows to simulate and visualize the behaviour of monoatomic gas in 2D. The main feature of the programm is that simulation is performed using direct simulation of particles motion and collisions (i.e. all particles collisions are taken into account).

This is GEANT4 simulation of such process: electrons with energy ~45MeV hits the 1.0mm thick plate made of Tl, newly generated gamma along with electrons quants going thru Al 10cm thick material and then they hit 1mm thick Indium-made target, if it's enabled. The result of simulation is a spectra of deposited in target energy (if enabled). By default the Indium target is disabled. The particles are being registered by 2 phantom-detectors called "void0_DetectorSD" and void_DetectorSD". Those detectors does not interact with particle, they does not slow down the particles or proccess the hits inside detector's body[because made of almost vacuum], they only record particle's kinetic energy and then dump it to the output files.

This is an interactive 3D Linac-Simulation with Ogre3D as its 3D-Engine and Qt for the GUI. Accelerate arbitrary particles to immene speeds by switching the drift tubes' polarisation.

...Given N point masses in a three-dimensional space, its present positions and velocities, and supposing that the force of attraction experienced between each pair of particles is Newtonian, the project approximately predicts it's positions and velocities at a future moment of time. The project can visualize the simulation, and create a graphic real-time output using FreeGLUT, and also have an option for textual output and archiving. Bugale N-Body Data Editor provides a graphic user interface for creating and editing the settings and body data files of Bugale N-Body Simulator. ...

All pairs n-body simulation of electromagnetic forces on charged particles, adapted from Nvidia SDK 3.2 sample. Uses Lorentz force from EM fields via the Biot-Savart law for moving charged particles (uses relative velocity). Relativistic.

Magneticle is a 3D OpenGL physical simulation that applies the Biot-Savart law to charged particles operating inside a magnetic field produced by a current-carrying wire modeled as an arbitrary space curve.

Simonion does not exist anymore; the package name is changed into Simbuca and is updated on the Simbuca webpage: https://sourceforge.net/projects/simbuca/

QuarkSImulator simulates the elementary particles, along with finding information about atoms.

A (German) program which simulates the movement of charged particles in electric and magnetic fields and displays the simulation three-dimensionally in real-time.

f14tosqlite - Urqmd to SQLite convertor. A convertor to convert UrQMD F14 simulation file to a sqlite database. Database is organized in 3 tables: events ; frames ; particles

IBDS is a library for dynamic simulation of multi-body systems in C++. It simulates rigid bodies, particles, many different joint types and collisions with friction. (ZLib license, free for commercial use) More infos: http://www.impulse-based.de

STOCHSIM is a stochastic simulator for biochemical reactions. The particles are represented as individual software objects which react according to probabilities derived from concentrations and rate constants. Simple spatial structures can be built.

This program developed into DYNAMO, the general event driven dynamics simulator. This is capable of simulating millions of particles and a huge range of complex dynamics. Please see the new website at http://www.marcusbannerman.co.uk/dynamo