MultiKin

General Stochastic Simulation GUI for MultiKin

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The GUI allows the creation of nc-files from a GUI run on matlab. These nc-files can then be used with the Hy3S supercomputer fortran code to run chemical kinetic simulations.

netcdf and matlab are required.

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