That really is great work, but I pretty much gave up after page 11. If I'd have to figure out the crystal structure of an alloy, take into account the excess of positive or negative spins of each atom in the unit crystal, figure out how easily these excesses can be paralleled based off of the...
Is there any way to predict an approximation for the magnetic permeability of an alloy? I imagine that getting accurate results would be near impossible without creating the alloy and then testing it, so I'm looking more for just an order of magnitude (10x) or even a tolerance of maybe ± 50% or...
And it looks like VPython is just a simple 3D modeling program where you write a script instead of actively building the model. I use Autodesk Inventor, Blender, or SolidWorks for macro-scale physical modeling.
Thank you all for the replies. I found a friend who has MatLab, and I've tried playing around with it. I'm not familiar with programming or writing scripts, so it was quite new to me. All I've been able to do so far is write simple scripts for unit conversions, calculating magnetic flux and...
Thank you. I'll definitely look into MatLab and some other programs on that list. The price for MatLab is pretty hefty even with a student license. If I find that it's worth it, I'll try to get a student license for it.
What are some free or commercially available simulation programs? The simulations I'd like to run would be related to spark discharge, electromagnetism, general chemistry, metal alloys, diamagnetic levitation, and such. It's nice knowing the formulas and theories behind stuff, but it'd be much...