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QuantumWavesCSharp .NET Standard

A small C# library for working with complex numbers and simple quantum wave functions. The library is designed to be lightweight and easy to use. It can be used for simulations, numerical experiments, or as a tool for visualization.

Features

  • ComplexF - a float based complex number type.
  • MathC - provides mathematical operations on complex numbers
  • Wave function abstractions (1D)
  • Built-in solutions such as:
    • infinite potential well,
    • harmonic oscillator,
    • Gaussian wave packet

Installation

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/Tim355Code/QuantumWavesCSharp.git

Then include the project in your C# solution.

Documentation

Example

usingQuantumWaves;usingCMath;ComplexFz=2f+ComplexF.I*3f;floatmagnitude=MathC.Abs(z);ComplexFconjugate=z.Conjugate;// Example wave functionvarpsi=newSimpleWaveFunction1D((x,t)=>{returnMathC.Exp(ComplexF.I*x);},FloatRange.Infinite,ComplexF.One);// defined over (-∞, ∞)floatprobability=psi.ProbabilityDensity(1.0f,0.0f);

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Running tests

cd src
dotnet test

Roadmap

  • Three dimensional wave function abstractions
  • Unity visualization examples

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QuantumWavesCSharp .NET Standard
A small C# library for working with complex numbers and simple quantum wave functions.
The library is designed to be lightweight and easy to use. It can be used for simulations, numerical experiments, or as a tool for visualization.
Features
  • ComplexF - a float based complex number type.
  • MathC - provides mathematical operations on complex numbers
  • Wave function abstractions (1D)
  • Built-in solutions such as:

    • infinite potential well,
    • harmonic oscillator,
    • Gaussian wave packet
Installation
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Tim355Code/QuantumWavesCSharp.git
Then include the project in your C# solution.
Documentation
Example
usingQuantumWaves;usingCMath;ComplexFz=2f+ComplexF.I*3f;floatmagnitude=MathC.Abs(z);ComplexFconjugate=z.Conjugate;// Example wave functionvarpsi=newSimpleWaveFunction1D((x,t)=>{returnMathC.Exp(ComplexF.I*x);},FloatRange.Infinite,ComplexF.One);// defined over (-∞, ∞)floatprobability=psi.ProbabilityDensity(1.0f,0.0f);
See the rest here
Running tests
cd src
dotnet test
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  • Unity visualization examples
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QuantumWavesCSharp .NET Standard
A small C# library for working with complex numbers and simple quantum wave functions.
The library is designed to be lightweight and easy to use. It can be used for simulations, numerical experiments, or as a tool for visualization.
Features
  • ComplexF - a float based complex number type.
  • MathC - provides mathematical operations on complex numbers
  • Wave function abstractions (1D)
  • Built-in solutions such as:

    • infinite potential well,
    • harmonic oscillator,
    • Gaussian wave packet
Installation
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Tim355Code/QuantumWavesCSharp.git
Then include the project in your C# solution.
Documentation
Example
usingQuantumWaves;usingCMath;ComplexFz=2f+ComplexF.I*3f;floatmagnitude=MathC.Abs(z);ComplexFconjugate=z.Conjugate;// Example wave functionvarpsi=newSimpleWaveFunction1D((x,t)=>{returnMathC.Exp(ComplexF.I*x);},FloatRange.Infinite,ComplexF.One);// defined over (-∞, ∞)floatprobability=psi.ProbabilityDensity(1.0f,0.0f);
See the rest here
Running tests
cd src
dotnet test
Roadmap
  • Three dimensional wave function abstractions
  • Unity visualization examples
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QuantumWavesCSharp .NET Standard
A small C# library for working with complex numbers and simple quantum wave functions.
The library is designed to be lightweight and easy to use. It can be used for simulations, numerical experiments, or as a tool for visualization.
Features
  • ComplexF - a float based complex number type.
  • MathC - provides mathematical operations on complex numbers
  • Wave function abstractions (1D)
  • Built-in solutions such as:

    • infinite potential well,
    • harmonic oscillator,
    • Gaussian wave packet
Installation
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Tim355Code/QuantumWavesCSharp.git
Then include the project in your C# solution.
Documentation
Example
usingQuantumWaves;usingCMath;ComplexFz=2f+ComplexF.I*3f;floatmagnitude=MathC.Abs(z);ComplexFconjugate=z.Conjugate;// Example wave functionvarpsi=newSimpleWaveFunction1D((x,t)=>{returnMathC.Exp(ComplexF.I*x);},FloatRange.Infinite,ComplexF.One);// defined over (-∞, ∞)floatprobability=psi.ProbabilityDensity(1.0f,0.0f);
See the rest here
Running tests
cd src
dotnet test
Roadmap
  • Three dimensional wave function abstractions
  • Unity visualization examples
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QuantumWavesCSharp .NET Standard
A small C# library for working with complex numbers and simple quantum wave functions.
The library is designed to be lightweight and easy to use. It can be used for simulations, numerical experiments, or as a tool for visualization.
Features
  • ComplexF - a float based complex number type.
  • MathC - provides mathematical operations on complex numbers
  • Wave function abstractions (1D)
  • Built-in solutions such as:

    • infinite potential well,
    • harmonic oscillator,
    • Gaussian wave packet
Installation
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Tim355Code/QuantumWavesCSharp.git
Then include the project in your C# solution.
Documentation
Example
usingQuantumWaves;usingCMath;ComplexFz=2f+ComplexF.I*3f;floatmagnitude=MathC.Abs(z);ComplexFconjugate=z.Conjugate;// Example wave functionvarpsi=newSimpleWaveFunction1D((x,t)=>{returnMathC.Exp(ComplexF.I*x);},FloatRange.Infinite,ComplexF.One);// defined over (-∞, ∞)floatprobability=psi.ProbabilityDensity(1.0f,0.0f);
See the rest here
Running tests
cd src
dotnet test
Roadmap
  • Three dimensional wave function abstractions
  • Unity visualization examples
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QuantumWavesCSharp .NET Standard
A small C# library for working with complex numbers and simple quantum wave functions.
The library is designed to be lightweight and easy to use. It can be used for simulations, numerical experiments, or as a tool for visualization.
Features
  • ComplexF - a float based complex number type.
  • MathC - provides mathematical operations on complex numbers
  • Wave function abstractions (1D)
  • Built-in solutions such as:

    • infinite potential well,
    • harmonic oscillator,
    • Gaussian wave packet
Installation
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Tim355Code/QuantumWavesCSharp.git
Then include the project in your C# solution.
Documentation
Example
usingQuantumWaves;usingCMath;ComplexFz=2f+ComplexF.I*3f;floatmagnitude=MathC.Abs(z);ComplexFconjugate=z.Conjugate;// Example wave functionvarpsi=newSimpleWaveFunction1D((x,t)=>{returnMathC.Exp(ComplexF.I*x);},FloatRange.Infinite,ComplexF.One);// defined over (-∞, ∞)floatprobability=psi.ProbabilityDensity(1.0f,0.0f);
See the rest here
Running tests
cd src
dotnet test
Roadmap
  • Three dimensional wave function abstractions
  • Unity visualization examples
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QuantumWavesCSharp .NET Standard
A small C# library for working with complex numbers and simple quantum wave functions.
The library is designed to be lightweight and easy to use. It can be used for simulations, numerical experiments, or as a tool for visualization.
Features
  • ComplexF - a float based complex number type.
  • MathC - provides mathematical operations on complex numbers
  • Wave function abstractions (1D)
  • Built-in solutions such as:

    • infinite potential well,
    • harmonic oscillator,
    • Gaussian wave packet
Installation
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Tim355Code/QuantumWavesCSharp.git
Then include the project in your C# solution.
Documentation
Example
usingQuantumWaves;usingCMath;ComplexFz=2f+ComplexF.I*3f;floatmagnitude=MathC.Abs(z);ComplexFconjugate=z.Conjugate;// Example wave functionvarpsi=newSimpleWaveFunction1D((x,t)=>{returnMathC.Exp(ComplexF.I*x);},FloatRange.Infinite,ComplexF.One);// defined over (-∞, ∞)floatprobability=psi.ProbabilityDensity(1.0f,0.0f);
See the rest here
Running tests
cd src
dotnet test
Roadmap
  • Three dimensional wave function abstractions
  • Unity visualization examples
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QuantumWavesCSharp .NET Standard
A small C# library for working with complex numbers and simple quantum wave functions.
The library is designed to be lightweight and easy to use. It can be used for simulations, numerical experiments, or as a tool for visualization.
Features
  • ComplexF - a float based complex number type.
  • MathC - provides mathematical operations on complex numbers
  • Wave function abstractions (1D)
  • Built-in solutions such as:

    • infinite potential well,
    • harmonic oscillator,
    • Gaussian wave packet
Installation
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Tim355Code/QuantumWavesCSharp.git
Then include the project in your C# solution.
Documentation
Example
usingQuantumWaves;usingCMath;ComplexFz=2f+ComplexF.I*3f;floatmagnitude=MathC.Abs(z);ComplexFconjugate=z.Conjugate;// Example wave functionvarpsi=newSimpleWaveFunction1D((x,t)=>{returnMathC.Exp(ComplexF.I*x);},FloatRange.Infinite,ComplexF.One);// defined over (-∞, ∞)floatprobability=psi.ProbabilityDensity(1.0f,0.0f);
See the rest here
Running tests
cd src
dotnet test
Roadmap
  • Three dimensional wave function abstractions
  • Unity visualization examples
About
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