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jQuantum is a Javaprogram to simulate a quantum computer, to design quantum circuits, and to visualize the execution of quantum algorithms. Another main purpose, however, is to create images in your head, and thereby - understanding.
Seems to be closely related to Cellular automaton, except this creates a complex pattern from a mathematical function you input. See website for examples/live applets. This program makes use of an old GPL version of the JEP equation parser.
MCS is a tool that exploits the Monte Carlo method and, with a complex algorithm based on the PERT (Program Evaluation and Review Technique), it estimates a project's time.
MCS is a opensource project and it was devolped by Java Programming Language.
The program system JCASim is a general-purpose system for simulating cellular automata in Java. It includes a stand-alone application and an applet for web presentations.
iSNS is an interactive neural network simulator written in Java/Java3D. The program is intended to be used in lessons of Neural Networks. The program was developed by students as the software project at Charles University in Prague.
This program tries to simulate a simple computer. Users can write assembly programs for this simulator, which can be loaded and interpreted as instructions. An OS is also included with it, providing process dispatching and file system functions.
ABSim is an Agent-Object-Relationship (AOR) simulation system based on a Javaprogram library. The development of ABSim has terminated. Its successor is <a href="http://oxygen.informatik.tu-cottbus.de/aor/?q=node/2">AOR-JSim </a>
This project has adopted a parser for the output of SimIt-ARM's sema_count program. It is useful to get statistically relevant information from the output of a batch run of the simulator.