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Verlet, Leapfrog & RK4
Why Euler's method is unstable and how symplectic integrators conserve energy. Comparison of six methods with error tables and pseudocode.
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Lagrange equations, phase space and Lyapunov exponent. How 4th-order Runge-Kutta integrates a chaotic system without error accumulation.
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From four B3/S23 rules to a Turing-complete machine. Gosper's Glider Gun, HashLife and double-buffer optimisation.
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mysimulator.uk is an open collection of interactive science simulations running entirely in the browser — no downloads, no accounts, no cost. The library spans 309+ simulations across 75+ subject areas: from SPH fluid dynamics and N-body orbital mechanics to reaction-diffusion chemistry, neural action potentials, and quantum wave functions. Every simulation exposes its governing equations through real-time sliders, making the mathematics of physics, biology, and engineering immediately tangible. Available in English and Ukrainian, the site is used by students, educators, and developers worldwide as a visual reference for algorithms and scientific models.