Hydrogen wavefunction modeling and electron probability density plots

Introduction to Quantum Mechanics for Chemists

Jupyter MicroPython Kernel made with upydevice

Source code of the Hydrogen Atom Orbitals app for Android

SuperSpruce's Incremental game about creating atoms: Elemental Incremental!

Visualization of the probability density in quantum chemistry

Program for calculating the energies of the eigenstates of hydrogen, as well as writing the specified (radial) wavefunction to a .txt file. This is my solution to a homework problem in computational atomic physics.

Visualization of the hydrogen atom orbitals using the analytical solution of the time independent Schrodinger equation for the hydrogen atom

Funciones para la evaluación energética y gráficas de los diferentes casos que se estudian en Química Cuántica

This repository contains exercises using Python 3.7

Lecture notes for PHYS2700: Modern Physics

Steinmetz, A., Formanek, M. & Rafelski, J. Magnetic dipole moment in relativistic quantum mechanics. Eur. Phys. J. A 55, 40 (2019).

Subject of Electronic structure for my master's degree

Hydrogen-electron collision solver (ECS + B-spline)

This is a Hydrogen Atom Simulation that shows the Bohr Model of the Hydrogen Atom. The program visuals a proton (positive charge) in the nucleus and electron a orbiting around the proton following the curvature of the orbital ring. Trigonometric cosine and sine function were used to update the position of the electron, giving us the final product.

Implements the Time-Independant Schrödinger Equation numerically to solve for the stationary wavefunctions and energy states of a quantum system.

Python scripts using the Visualization Toolkit (VTK) and Topology ToolKit (TTK) libraries. Tasks: visualize and explore topological features of a 3D volume and 2D scalar field datasets. 1. Probability density for the 3d electron position in a hydrogen atom and 2. 2D scalar field.

Semiannual project of the subject of Optical Physics, taught at Centro Universitário FEI. It consists of some programs developed in python in order to perform some calculations

Interactive hydrogen atom physics simulators built with C++ (OpenGL/GLFW) and Python, featuring Bohr model orbitals, wave-particle interactions, 3D ray tracing, and real-time Schrödinger equation visualization.

A web-based hydrogen orbital simulator that visualizes quantum-mechanical wavefunctions as interactive 3D probability clouds and 2D cross-sectional heatmaps. Built with JavaScript, Three.js, and Plotly.