Any physics simulation software?

[s0ft]

Is there any software for simulating physical phenomena?
I've googled it and found one named Physion.
It is great for fun but is too limited.
Would programming be the only way or is there some ready-made program that could provide an easy environment to develop simulations.

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

Here is a whole list of simulation software
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_computer_simulation_software

 

[s0ft]

Thank you very much. I will check them out.

 

[gsal]

OpenModelica? I have not used it, but just read up on it and seems very powerful for modeling systems...you can simply type the modeling equations for your components and then connect the excitation/forcing function on one end and plot your results on the other...may have a pretty steep learning curve.

 

[alphy]

Yes, there are many software programs available for simulating physical phenomena. Some popular ones include Comsol Multiphysics, ANSYS, and Matlab. These programs offer a variety of tools and features for simulating a wide range of physical phenomena and are commonly used by scientists and engineers in research and development. Additionally, there are also open-source options such as OpenFOAM and GROMACS that are freely available for use. While programming can certainly be used to develop simulations, these software programs provide an easier and more user-friendly environment for creating and analyzing simulations. Ultimately, the choice of software will depend on the specific needs and goals of the simulation project.