Evaluate Copson's solution for the expansion of an ideal gas into vacuum

An assembly of some fun physics programs that require some computer algebra to solve.

The repository "Prac_Codes" on GitHub by VIA-s-acc contains various classes and methods for solving linear and non-linear equations, performing numerical integration, and addressing mathematical physics problems. It includes tools for generating and solving equations, matrix operations, polynomial manipulation, interpolation, and more.

Three e-books written in my freshman year (The 2nd contains C++ codes)

Quantile Kriging for stochastic simulators

2-D finite difference codes for acoustic wave simulations

Translate R-matrix Evaluations

Delaunay density diagnostic

Smoothed aggregation spectral element-based algebraic multigrid

Modular interface physics library featuring state-of-the-art contact physics methods.

A set of Matlab classes implementing popular gravitational models for asteroids and comets.

C++ library for graph ordering

The main repository for the Pyomo optimization modeling software.

Computational origami methods for edge unfoldings of polycubes

Parallel element agglomeration algebraic multigrid upscaling and solvers.

PolyClipper provides methods to clip arbitrary polygons (in 2D) and polyhedra (in 3D) by planes.

Small Non-Linear Solver

4D Eulerian Vlasov Code