Spare-time coding

At home, I am not all the time reading Friedrich Nietzsche's books. I don't like cats, either chinese food. Most of the time I am in front of my laptop, searching about astrophysics stuff. Here I show some of the coding exercises I have done. The terminal window is my favourite application. And when the code runs, then I can't get no satisfaction! Cheers!

COsmological N-body CodE in PyThon

Experimenting with different codes evolving a universe with Neutrinos

Modules for Experiments in Stellar Astrophysics

Originally motivated by Dr. Manos Chatzopoulos, along with the great assistance of Amar Aryan, I have been utilizing MESA code in order to have a 15 solar-mass star to explode in a core collapse.

Galactic Stream Python package

Going with the flow or the stream but which one of all the galactic streams? 

CAMB = Code for Anisotropies in the Microwave Background

CLASS = Cosmic Linear Anisotropy Solving System

Both codes generate Initial Conditions for a cosmological simulation. Examining how the universe evolves, I should insert its initial state, how it will look like in the beginning of the calculations. This is what these two codes do. 

PeTar is a N-body code designed to model collisional stellar systems, where multiplicity (binaries, triples ...) and close encounters are important for dynamical evolution

Being a Ph.D. student at the Astronomical Institute of Charles University & attending the Galactic Dynamics course,  I have made use of PeTar to reproduce plots of core collapse of a globular cluster of 1000 particles.

A python package for Galactic Dynamics

Apart from reproducing all the tutorials, I have enjoyed a lot making simulations with this user-(very) friendly tool.

Phantom of RAMSES

CAMB

CLASS

MUSIC

monofonIC

AHF

DICE