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The SBML ODE Solver is a command-line tool and programming library (ISO/ANSI C) for construction and numerical integration of an ODE system, derived from an SBML based description of a biochemical reaction network. Development has moved to https://github.com/raim/SBML_odeSolver . Please download the latest version from there!

2D soccer simulation focussing the theoretical covering strategies of the game. Academic research tool based on computational geometry science.

Precise Time Synchronization in Semiconductor Manufacturing

Time-Evolving Block Decimation (TEBD) is a new method for efficiently simulating the dynamics of entangled quantum many-body systems. It is especially suited to one-dimensional systems governed by a Hamiltonian made of local interactions. Open Source TEBD is a package, written in Fortran 95, which allows one to simulate the entangled quantum dynamics of a one-dimensional system governed by a Hamiltonian made of local interactions using TEBD. Expectation values and correlation functions, as well as entanglement measures and entropies, can be calculated. By propagating in imaginary time, TEBD can also be used to find the ground state of a given Hamiltonian. The code supports arbitrary internal degrees of freedom, and has been optimized to conserve total particle number. Accompanying the code is a user's guide which provides background on the theoretical and conceptual foundations of TEBD, manpages, case studies of well-known hamiltonians, and exercises.

Tissue Modeling Tool (TMT) is a Matlab-based open source project aiming to share constitutive modeling code and algorithms within the tissue biomechanics community. It is meant to be modular, fast, and easily extensible.

A family of programs for building coarse-grained models (eg. of macromolecules), manipulating them (geometrical transformations and more) and calculating their X-ray scattering patterns (1D and 2D too). Uses PVM for parallelization.

A high-level Java library to communicate with SUMO (Simulation of Urban MObility) through its TraCI protocol

Java application to display market data and technical indicators, and let developer implement custom trading strategy. It can be used as tool to combine different technical indicators (EMA + Bollinger Bands + RSI) to create a winning trading strategy.

TrafSim is a scientific/research project that uses Agent-Based Modeling to simulate traffic. The aim is analyzing some emergent properties of interaction of these agents (cars/drivers) in a cross or high-way with U-turn structures.

This project contains a standard set of microsimulation models and test configurations for the evaluation of traffic control systems. It also contains an API to enable the straightforward connection of your traffic control system. Use this standard test set to evaluate your traffic control system because it will enable you to benchmark the performance of your system against many others on a level playing field.

Traffic Light Controlling Comparator (TLCComp) is a simulator of traffic. It is developed from Green Light District (https://sourceforge.net/projects/stoplicht/). TLCComp provides three new light controllers: Fixed-time, Fuzzy1, FuzzyN

TransimsGui and makeTransims allow users to automatically generate triptables, timetables and vehicle files, edit individual control files, create batch files for transims feedback processes, run exe-control file pairs and run batch files.

That project aims at providing a clean API, and the corresponding C++ implementation, able to generate demand for travel solutions (e.g., from JFK to PEK on 25-05-2009) according to characteristics (e.g., Willingness-To-Pay, preferred airline, etc).

This program emulates Turing Machines. They can be deterministic or non-deterministic and must have a single tape. You must enter transitions, an initial status, and characters to the tape.

TuringIDE is an integrated development environment (IDE) for simulating Turing Machines with multiple tapes and states. It offers debugging tools, XML import/export, and other advanced features for scientific experiments on formal symbol allocations.

Tycho is a MATLAB package for mission analysis and ADCS applications. It is composed of four sub-packages: a) an orbits toolbox which implements basic Keplerian and generalized orbit functions (physical state to Keplerian parameters and generalized parameters, time to true anomaly, etc.). It also implements tools to design impulsive maneuvers to change any of the five applicable Keplerian parameters. A dedicated function exports orbits as .xyzv Celestia files. b) a perturbations toolbox that allows to numerically assess the effect of arbitrary perturbations by integrating Gauss equations. Atmospheric drag, Sun pressure and J2 gravity potential are implemented. c) a rendez-vous and docking module that uses Clohessy-Wiltshire equations to optimize rendez-vous and docking maneuvers, assess the effect of the target's gravity field and analyze the effect of position and velocity uncertanties. d) a Simulink ADCS simulator with a focus on control law design.

The Tylon Physics Engine is arigid body, iterative, impulse-based physics engine completely written in C#. Tylon is a general purpose, cross-platform, physics engine.

UIBM (= Universal Individual-Based Model) is an agent-based simulation/3d-dvisualization of the dynamics within multispecies plant communities of Northwest Europe, parameterized from databases using universal scaling laws.

UM-OLSR is an OLSR (Optimized Link State Routing protocol) implementation for the ns2 network simulator.

UbikSim is an infrastructure to study complex AmI (Ambient Intelligence) applications which involve a large number of users. It is a MABS (multi-agent based simulation) programmed in MASON and aims to be as descriptive as possible.

Graph polynomials and view prime numbers on a ulam spiral graphing plot. Only integer numbers. Based on an old GPL version of the JEP equation parser. See website for additional examples/live applets Seems to be closely related to Cellular automaton.

Ulambator solves the depth-averaged Stokes equations using a boundary element method. The combination of both reduces the discretization effort from 3D to 1D. Hence the flow solver is well adapted to free interface flows in shallow geometries. The manual and tutorial codes are still being extended. New functions will be made available. For more user information please check http://lfmi.epfl.ch/ulambator

A traffic simulator aimed at simulating signalized intersections in urban areas.

UniNetS is an extensible C++ API for simulating any kind of network consisting of inter-connected/communicating agents.