Extend Quantum Simulation Framework
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I am working on a quantum-mechanical model—nothing exotic like quantum computing or quantum optics, just a specialised extension of ordinary non-relativistic quantum mechanics. My current numerical simulation runs, but it is limited to a narrow parameter window. I now need a theoretical physicist who can look under the hood, understand the formalism I’m using, and push the code to cover new regimes.
The core goals are to:
• Analyse the existing equations and numerical scheme so you see exactly how the present results are produced.
• Propose and implement the mathematical and computational tweaks needed to handle the additional features I have in mind (I’ll walk you through the specifics once we connect).
• Provide concise documentation and a short technical note explaining the extended model so future adjustments remain straightforward.
The codebase is mostly JavaScript and a lightweight C++ module for speed. If you prefer MATLAB or Julia, I’m open—just make sure the final deliverable reproduces the current results before extending them.
I’ll share the repository, reference papers and a small test suite after an NDA. From there we can agree on milestones, validate the extended simulation against known limits, and iterate until the new parameter space is stable.
The core goals are to:
• Analyse the existing equations and numerical scheme so you see exactly how the present results are produced.
• Propose and implement the mathematical and computational tweaks needed to handle the additional features I have in mind (I’ll walk you through the specifics once we connect).
• Provide concise documentation and a short technical note explaining the extended model so future adjustments remain straightforward.
The codebase is mostly JavaScript and a lightweight C++ module for speed. If you prefer MATLAB or Julia, I’m open—just make sure the final deliverable reproduces the current results before extending them.
I’ll share the repository, reference papers and a small test suite after an NDA. From there we can agree on milestones, validate the extended simulation against known limits, and iterate until the new parameter space is stable.
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JavaScript
Matlab and Mathematica
C++ Programming
Mathematics
Documentation
MATLAB