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Julia is well suited to computational Physics, and our group has been using Julia for research since 2016 (Julia v0.4). The language has been mature and stable since 2018 when v1.0 was released, and has a capable and diverse package ecosystem.

Our aim is to support the research community by developing high quality Julia packages.

Julia repositories from the group, currently drawn from the pinned repositories on Ashton Bradley’s GitHub profile.

Recursive cluster algorithm applied to a quantum vortex distribution

VortexDistributions.jl

Fast accurate creation, detection and analysis of quantum vortex distributions.

Julia 10 stars 8 forks
Spectral analysis of a central vortex in a two-dimensional quantum fluid

QuantumFluidSpectra.jl

Fast, accurate, and flexible spectral analysis for compressible quantum fluids

Julia 4 stars 3 forks
Bose and Fermi ideal-gas comparison figure generated with BoseFermiLerch.jl

BoseFermiLerch.jl

Bose, Fermi, and Lerch transcendent, upper incomplete, complex arguments

Julia 0 stars 0 forks