FiPy is a Finite Volume PDE solver written in Python
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FiPy is a Finite Volume PDE solver written in Python
Finite volume toolbox in Python
Software for processing high-speed video recordings from Unsteady Pressure-Sensitive Paint (UPSP) measurement systems. https://nasa.github.io/upsp-processing
Python package for getting from here to there
This project is a FastAPI-based backend API for a Math and Physics Educational Platform. It provides various endpoints for mathematical calculations, physics simulations, and data visualizations. The platform is designed to be easily extendable and can be used as a foundation for educational tools or scientific computing applications.
Repositorio con el código solución al quinto y último proyecto requisito obligatorio para obtener la freecodecamp Scientific Computing with Python Certification
This repository contain 5 projects of Scientific Computing with Python by FreecodeCamp are - Arithmetic Formatter, Time Calculator, Budget App, Polygon Area Calculator, Probability Calculator
Python projects made for the freeCodeCamp Scientific Computing with Python Certification.
A tool for preprocessing, extracting, and identifying critical regions of interest in AFM protein sample data. The repository applies the Lennard-Jones Potential fit to analyze and model the interaction forces at the nanoscale, providing insights into protein structure and behavior.
Programming exercises for the course Linear Algebra: Foundations to Frontiers
Scientific Computing with Python Projects from freeCodeCamp
All my projects
Projects for FreeCodeCamp's "Scientific Computing with Python" Certificate.
FreeCodeCamp Python3
My projects made for Scientific Computing with Python course on freecodecamp.org
This repository consists of the projects done by me, for the completion of the Scientific Computing with Python course on freeCodeCamp.
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