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Questions about libraries and standalone software designed or well-suited for scientific or numerical calculations.

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shorthand for nested for loops

In scientific computing, we often write nested loops like: ...
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Real world LP solver algorithms

What algorithms do real world Linear Programming solvers implement? What is their typical exact complexity estimates in terms of $r$ (number of variables), $m$ (number of constraints) and $L$ (number ...
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Under what circumstances must authors indicate what software they use?

A lot of papers of numerical simulation specify what software they use in the numerics section. It seems that authors usually indicate software when commercial software is used. What if they don't ...
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Tensorflow for physics simulations

I need to do numerical simulations to predict the behavior of a plasma in a gridded ion engine. For that I will propably use a Particle In Cell algorithm. I'm wondering which software to use since the ...
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How to setup Slurm to encourage efficient HPC use?

I'm currently setting up Slurm to use across researchers, and I want to fix the problem of inefficient allocation. I need advice on configuring Slurm better to encourage this. Here's my summary of ...
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Rolling friction settings in COMMERCIAL (Ansys) finite element software

Is there a standard way of implementing rolling friction in COMMERCIAL finite element software? There's no book about such a subject in COMMERCIAL FEM software though there are books on algorithms ...
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Most promising reduced order modeling method

Many players in the field of engineering simulation software are investing on digital twinning and reduced order modeling techniques, meaning that the field bears potential. I was wondering if among ...
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How to convert number systems on Sharp calculator if the number has decimal points, for example 3B.254?

I would like convert decimal octal numbers on sharp EL-531TH (or any other) caclulator but when I enable the octal or any other non-decimal function, the decimal key or dot key (marked with red) is ...
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Why researchers use MATLAB based YALMIP or CasADi for MPC?

I was looking at various research papers and most of the researchers use CasADi, YALMIP, MPCTools to implement MPC. My question is "Why researchers use MATLAB based YALMIP or CasADi for MPC ...
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AMR-Capable meshing software that is not based on quad/octrees

I am looking for AMR/re-meshing software (structured grids would suffice) that is NOT based on quad-octrees, i.e., a fixed refinement rate of 2 but (ideally) something user defined, i.e., ratios of 1....
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Can I find sines or cosines of rational parts of π without using radians? If not, how do I reduce the errors caused solely by the transcendence of π?

this may be irrelevant for people who need fast code. But for me it's just the opposite -- i.e. in the specific situations when I know that the extra time allows me to make my calculations more ...
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Research profile vs coding expertise for scientific programming career

This is a question to all scientific programmers out there that have experience in academia, industry, ideally both. Consider two figures: Alice has earned a PhD in applied mathematics at a top 10 ...
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Issues with Simulating the Orbits of Mars and Earth using MATLAB and Runge-Kutta Method

I'm trying to simulate the orbits of Mars and Earth in MATLAB using the 4th order Runge-Kutta method for numerical integration. However, the orbits appear as straight lines rather than the expected ...
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1 dimensional simulation of gravity fails

In 1D the force of gravity does not diminish with distance however here I use 1D to mean the point mass only moves in a line in 3D space, with the other mass stationary at the origin. I started by ...
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Best approach to simulating dynamics on networks

I have been recently getting into the field of various processes on networks. For example, stochastic processes like percolation, Ising models, various statistical-physics models; or deterministic ...
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