Solving Schrodinger Equation Numerically

3D animation of the Lorenz Attractor trajectory, implemented in Python using the 4th order Runge-Kutta method. [Personal project]

常微分方程式の数値解法の基礎．（教材）

A fixed-size step for dynamics, a giant leap for SciML

Mathematics.NET is a C# class library that provides tools for solving advanced mathematical problems.

Methods of numerical modelling with undergraduate level computational physics solutions with non-linear equations, gaussian probabilities, and Euler RK4 integration

Solving some interesting problems using Python and C++

2-D Euler equation solver using Finite Volume Methods

Simple header-only C++ ODE solver library for Runge-Kutta 4th order method with events.

A simple N-Body simulator, able to support a galactic environnement (under the form of a gravitational field).

Blogpost and web demos about numerical solutions to ODEs

Double pendulum numerical solver using Runge-Kutta 4th Order methods for integration

Simulation and visualization of normal modes, modal decomposition, and oscillation dynamics in coupled pendulum systems.

different methods for solving several ode

A rectangle-circle pendulum simulation with the RK4 method

N-body space simulator that uses the Runge-Kutta 4 numerical integration method to solve two first order differential equations derived from the second order differential equation that governs the motion of an orbiting celestial. Also has preset demos for two-body and three-body circular orbits which use parametric equations. Uses the SFML (Simp…

Collection of fixed-step IVP solvers. Includes support for matrix-valued IVPs, and provides functions for generating IVP solver equations.

Solving First Order Differential Equations using Euler and RK4 methods

Simulating a satellite's orbit around the Earth with varying initial conditions using Python & tkinter.

Solve the Falkner–Skan boundary-layer equation with a modular shooting + RK4 approach. Includes first-order reformulation, a fixed-step integrator, secant root-finding, and ready-to-use plots for velocity profiles f′(η) and w(β).