A numerical laboratory for mapping dissipative chaos, strange attractors, and bifurcations in the Lorenz system.
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This project is a computational study of classical ballistics. While textbook physics often assumes objects move in a vacuum, real-world motion is significantly altered by air resistance. Because the equations for air drag are "non-linear," they cannot be solved with simple algebra—they require numerical integration.
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A computational study on the gravitational interaction of three point-masses in a 2D plane.
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A high-fidelity numerical laboratory for modeling Double Pendulum dynamics using Lagrangian mechanics. Features vectorized Euler-Lagrange solvers, symplectic integration, and bifurcation analysis to quantify the transition from periodic motion to bounded chaos.
computational-physics chaos-theory numerical-analysis lagrangian-mechanics bifurcation-analysis nepal-physics
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A comparative computational study of driven LCR circuits: Transitioning legacy Fortran 90 implementations to high-performance vectorized Python/NumPy environments using RK4 integration.
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