Particle-based modeling
Built for problems where kinetic effects, particle motion, charge transport, and field coupling are central to the physics.
Computational plasma physics | meshing | aerospace simulation
Particle simulation and meshing tools for research and engineering.
ParticleSimulation.com is being developed as the home for specialist plasma simulation code, a novel meshing mechanism, and consulting support for teams working on high-fidelity computational physics problems.
ES-PIC
Adaptive meshing
Plasma transport
What this site will provide
Simulation technology backed by practical implementation support.
The site is structured for visitors who need plasma simulation or meshing capability, custom numerical methods, or help adapting existing scientific software.
Software licensing
Plasma simulation code for advanced modeling work.
Provide prospective users with a clear path to request access, evaluate capabilities, and arrange licensing terms.
Performance-minded code
Suitable positioning for compiled solvers, parallel execution, numerical kernels, and production workflows.
Novel meshing mechanism
Z-Mesh
Semi-structured grid that is topologically hexahedral, but is tiled into tetrahedral elements that we smoothly deform to adjust spatial resolution and to conform to interior structures such as satellite bodies.
- N-Dimensional
- Surface mesh generation
- Multigrid Compatibility
- Licensing routes for commercial, academic, or research use
Consulting
Implementation support for specialist simulation work.
Support can cover numerical methods, solver integration, validation planning, meshing workflows, performance review, and adaptation of existing scientific code.
Technical scoping
Define requirements, physics assumptions, data needs, and practical milestones before committing engineering time.
Code adaptation
Help connect simulation capability to your geometry, boundary conditions, validation cases, and operating environment.
Contact
Request code access or discuss consulting work.
Send a short description of your organization, simulation goals, licensing interest, and preferred timeline.
info@particlesimulation.com
ParticleSimulation.com