- 👀 I’m interested in physics, coding, and tech.
- 🌱 I’m currently a PHD student in physics. I'm interested in learning C/C++, Python, and maybe other languages.
These are some of the projects I created during work or for fun in my free time.
Polariton Condensates simulated on the PC² (Paderborn Center for Parallel Computing). This program uses GPU acceleration and is actually really quite fast. It's also optimized fairly well as a CPU version, leveraging SIMD to surpass the typical memory bandwidth limits.
Main Language: CUDA, C++
A quantum simulation solving Lindblad-type systems using the density matrix approach and the von Neuman equation. The code contains beautiful gradients of both old and new code for a beautiful display of my learning curve [I deleted most of the bad code :)].
Main language: C++
Set of helpful tools to evaluate and visualize results obtained from QDaCC. Ever used Excel to summarize and plot 200 datasets? Yeah, me neither.
Main Language: Python
User interface for QDaCC. Very helpful, enhances workflow by at least an order of magnitude.
Main Language: Python, PyQT
Some very small things, usually inspired by some Twitter Post or Youtube Short. Sometimes "mini" also means 12 hours in a row.
Main Language: Python, Jupyter
Yay, Mandelbrot! Very old though, probably doesn't run anymore.
Main Language: C++