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Re: Nuclear Fusion Collab

PostPosted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 7:48 pm
by Gear97
hmm.. I finished my work with Davizex now I will be working more in this collab.
Well... I think will try to make my version of the atom sim using the same one-CollideSet eletromagnetism by davidz.
And I will script some other things... ;)
EDIT: I found "huge" problem with davidz's method, it is simple but however fixing a negative mass object to another one will reduce the weight and fixing the "same" mass but positive will increase the weight. This means that this weight diference will alter the speed that diferent charges move at when exposed to same attractive force.
But this problem can be fixed by adding another circle to the negative mass.

Re: Nuclear Fusion Collab

PostPosted: Thu Mar 31, 2011 5:35 pm
by Someone Else
Did you see my last post about increasing the "realism" if my simulator by putting the Strong Force attraction between neutrons on heteroCollide? I have very little time on my hands now, so do you think you could implement this?

And I think I have come to realize that it is impossible to make a fully accurate atom sim in Algodoo. Algodoo simply is not the best tool to use for simulating quantum weirdness. But this collab does make me very surprised at its versatility.

Re: Nuclear Fusion Collab

PostPosted: Thu Mar 31, 2011 9:49 pm
by Gear97
I really was thinking about implementing this but I dont know where to start with your model :crazy:
I think we are missing something to make neutrons "decay" this would make Helium-5 unstable.
EDIT: I will just give it a better look :D I think I will implement it later..

Re: Nuclear Fusion Collab

PostPosted: Sun Apr 03, 2011 6:15 am
by Someone Else
Well... now that I am supremely bored thanks to a complete and utter lack of anything useful to do and quite a lot of time to do it in, I think I will implement these changes myself. Will soon edit with the finished scene.

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Here it is! Still not perfect, but I can't really do much more for fear of drowning out EM between nucleons altogether.

Re: Nuclear Fusion Collab

PostPosted: Tue Apr 05, 2011 12:10 am
by Gear97
Good Job :clap: Well we need even more realism if we want to get the atoms simulation to be ready for our fusion models.
I will try to run my own expereiments and see if get something useful.
Really good job with Atom Sim 3 ;)