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Oftentimes, you want to run a coupled code in single-physics mode, so without preCICE. For codes like OpenFOAM or FEniCS, we would handle this in the adapter. As the Python bindings are also used in c…
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Hi Olle,
I'm one of Alex Greaney's students and working with Giuseppe Romano as well with deterministic phonon transport. Sorry to contact you like this, but I couldn't find your email and wanted t…
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Hello there. Many thanks for the effort on this project. I’ve been testing the control module of Apollo via this co-simulation bridge, and discovered several bugs that would affect the performance of …
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你好,我对你的这个repo很感兴趣,你把很多算法都集成到一起了,这个真的很厉害。但是我有点不太知道该怎么去运行每个算法,能不能在readme里面简单写一下教程呢?谢谢!
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- Physics packages: JuliaPhysics
- Dealing with units: Unitful, Measurements, et al
- Differential equations: DiffEq and friends
- Short tutorial with common physics problems
- Overview of Di…
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A number of people and companies have expressed an interest in having a GLTF extension which can describe rigid body physics.
A number of popular physics engines are widely used, each with a differ…
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_Update 12/12/23_
- Scrolling with trackpads is smooth except on web. Physical mouse wheels match platform physics, but do not have option to override with a smoothing animation.
- comment: https:…
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Hi Jun. Could you please provide a picture / outtake on where this is
opened up in the textbook? Or how you derived this result using e.g.
Galerkin. Looking then at the shear force part of t…
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currently while a cell is running the only indication of that is the "*" in the brackets.
I find this difficult to see and understand.
I think an animated spinner in the output cell area would be a …
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@JuliaRegistrator register
This is to register a new Julia package XDiag.jl. Its purpose is to perform efficient Exact Diagonalizations of quantum many body physics. This is of use in e.g. solid st…