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Atomic Simulation Environment: A Python library for working with atoms

The main website source code and deployment pipeline of RHINELAB-RINALAB MTAIL (Mathematical, Theoretical Artificial Intelligence and Learning-theoretic Group).

Jeu de construction de véhicules dans un monde physique

Mirror of https://github.com/ptlc8/physics-custom-vehicles

The Physics Knowledge Graph is an automated tool designed to map the semantic landscape of the physics handbook by Yavorsky and Detlaf (Mir, 1982). By parsing LaTeX source files and identifying precise cross-references (such as \ssect and \ref commands), this system reconstructs the intricate web of dependencies between fundamental physical laws and their advanced applications. The resulting interactive visualization, powered by PyVis and NetworkX, provides a granular, hierarchical view of the curriculum, allowing educators and students to navigate the progression of physics concepts from foundational prerequisites to complex theoretical derivations.

A collection of physics simulations.

ABACUS calculator for Atomic Simulation Environment. More information please refer to ABACUS online documentation

A collection of articles about classical mechanics, relational mechanics, special relativity and general relativity.

https://aphysica.gitlab.io/

A rocket building game, made with vanilla JavaScript.

Playing around with Physics, Signed Distance Functions, and WebGL

A lightweight 3D physics engine written in Typescript.

Comparison of Sun image generated by INTI (Sol'Ex project) with SDO images

Blog on data science, geospatial analysis, energy, infrastructures and finance.

Documentation for high performance computing (HPC) clusters at UT. https://majid682008.gitlab.io/hpc-doc/

simple interactive optical simulations for school students

The game that teaches theoretical chemistry with all the fun of a Crazy-Golf course.

atoms+bits is an open source, deep learning based chemical discovery platform. Self-host atoms+bits on your own servers, in a container, or on a cloud provider.

In an attempt to understand quantum physics, I've created quantumscript to emulate a nanoscopic quantum mechanics in JavaScript.