A software utility that models the behavior of electrically charged particles and the creation of the gluonic field, accounting for the dynamics of space's granularity and mechanics.
Introducing a revolutionary software that takes physics simulations to the next level - The Prime Theory Simulator. This utility goes beyond the basics of particle interaction and explores the intricacies of the gluonic field creation by factoring in the granularity of space and its mechanics.
Using this powerful tool, users can experience a realistic representation of how electrically charged particles interact. Witness the local flux reflecting on the surface of electrons or positrons, and observe the process that generates the strong force between quarks in composite particles.
With the option to include up to 50k granules in a simulation, users can expect a more accurate and detailed experience. Plus, the Shot button lets you capture the currently generated image at any given moment.
Thankfully, controlling this simulation is a breeze with the simple Start/Stop/Reset commands. Moreover, the software automatically saves configurations and numerical parameters on exit, so you don't have to worry about losing any progress.
In conclusion, The Prime Theory Simulator is a must-try for anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of physics simulations. Its ability to accurately replicate complex physical phenomena will surely delight professionals and enthusiasts alike.
Using this powerful tool, users can experience a realistic representation of how electrically charged particles interact. Witness the local flux reflecting on the surface of electrons or positrons, and observe the process that generates the strong force between quarks in composite particles.
With the option to include up to 50k granules in a simulation, users can expect a more accurate and detailed experience. Plus, the Shot button lets you capture the currently generated image at any given moment.
Thankfully, controlling this simulation is a breeze with the simple Start/Stop/Reset commands. Moreover, the software automatically saves configurations and numerical parameters on exit, so you don't have to worry about losing any progress.
In conclusion, The Prime Theory Simulator is a must-try for anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of physics simulations. Its ability to accurately replicate complex physical phenomena will surely delight professionals and enthusiasts alike.
What's New
Version 6.0: Two composite particles were added
Version 0.9.1: N/A