C++ library for ODE integration via Taylor's method and LLVM
A fast and flexible C++ simulation engine and differential equation solver.
A simple but powerful header-only C++ DAE (Differential Algebraic Equation) system solver
Easy-to-compile, high-order ODE solvers as C++ classes
Code for efficient solution of oscillatory ordinary differential equations
library of numerical methods using Armadillo
A simple implementation of reverse mode automatic differentiation in C++ without the use of any libraries.
High-perfomance computing Sirius competition in the fastest solving diffusion problem.
A single-header C++11 library for embedded targets to easily stand up evaluation-ready difference equation forms of discretized Z-domain Transfer Functions - just provide the numerator and denominator coefficients!
MML (Minimal Math Library) - get most of the math objects and algorithms you'll need in a single header file
A simple and efficient program for solving second order homogeneous differential equations
Solves 2D systems of autonomous differential equations and plots the phase plane
Modular simulation framework for discrete and differential temporal simulations with integrated Monte Carlo capabilities.
My work in the course "FYS3150 - Computational physics" at UiO. This was done in collaboration with Cecilie Glittum (https://github.uio.no/cecilgl). The original github repository can be found at https://github.uio.no/cecilgl/FYS4150
C++ extension of Python script to numerically solve the mean curvature equation in General relativity to establish an initial approximation to then evolve using mean curvature flow.
A single-file header-only implementation of the Adams-Moulton method for solving second-order Ordinary Differential Equations (ODEs) in modern C++ [C++17]
SIR model implementation for pandemic spread
MathSoftDevelopment
A low-dimensional heat equation solver written in Rcpp for two boundary conditions (Dirichlet, Neumann), this was developed as a method for teaching myself Rcpp.
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