A web-based solver for the Schrödinger Equation

This repository is a continuation of the repository "gaussian_well".

De-QuIP-Despeckling (Despeckling by Quantum Interactive Patches)

Orbital Visualization by Solving Schrodinger Equation

Random walk simulation to calculate first four energy states in three different 'particle in a box' problems.

The Dirac Engine is a C++ physics engine which simulates quantum phenomena like basic quantum and wave mechanics, spin 1/2 particles and their antimatter partners in 1D, 2D and 3D.

Given Schrödinger equation is solved using finite difference method and eigenvalue problem. Any three eigenfunctions can be plotted.

Implements the continuous Galerkin spectral element method to solve the Schrödinger equation

Solution of Hydrogen atom Schrödinger's equation using Shooting method

A 2d numerical finite-element analysis for solving the time-dependent schrodinger equation in Unity

Implements the Time-Independant Schrödinger Equation numerically to solve for the stationary wavefunctions and energy states of a quantum system.

Implementation of RK4 algorithm to solve 2D Schrödinger equation

atus-pro unstable playground

A deep learning algorithm for solving the NLS equation

A work in progress educational tool with the purpose of visualising and simulating quantum systems with idealised potential barriers.

A small collection of tools made by me, that you can use to visualize atomic orbitals in both 2D and 3D in different aspects.

An intuitive approach to introducing the Schrodinger wave equation using a classical particle, a cloud of similar particles representing uncertainty of velocity and position, and a histogram. We generate a cloud of particles to show how a stochastic approach to quantum uncertainty yields an expectation value for the classical particle which deve…

Discretization of the time independent Schrodinger equation, shooting method to numerically compute eigenfunctions & eigenvalues of the quantum harmonic oscillator, normalization of the eigenfunctions, and fast fourier transform

The Schrodinger equation and other cool physics concepts explained.

Codes for my atomic computation class