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MercuryDPM
MercuryDPM is an open-source C++ framework for discrete particle simulations of granular materials, powders, and other particulate systems. It was started in 2009 to support complex scientific and industrial particle simulations. MercuryDPM is developed by an international open-source community.
- Computational Granular Mechanics
- Discrete Element Method
- Discrete Particle Method
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Millepede II
Millepede II has been developed to solve the linear least squares problem with a simultaneous fit of all global and local parameters, irrespectively of the number of local parameters. It is optimized for fast solving of very large problems, for example in particle detector alignment.
- Alignment
- Data analysis
- Large linear equation system
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- Fortran Free Form
- Python
- C++
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Spin-Dependent 5th Force Limits
This is an open research software and data platform for compiling, standardizing, and visualizing constraints on spin-dependent exotic interactions beyond the Standard Model. It provides a unified, reusable, and citable framework for comparing results across experiments and parameter spaces.
- Beyond Standard Model physics
- Data compilation
- FAIR Software
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- TeX
- Jupyter Notebook
- HTML
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supervillain
supervillain does Markov-Chain Monte Carlo for modified Villain constructions of quantum field theory.
- computational physics
- Monte Carlo simulation
- Physics
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- Python
- TeX
- Makefile
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