3D Renderer

Efficient Visualization Software

Motivated by the ability to visualize simulations in real-time, I developed a GPU native Python + CUDA volumetric renderer able to interactively show 3D gridded data and to make time-evolving animations from simulation snapshots.

All the images and animations shown in this webpage were made with software that I originally developed.

Other examples of the visualization software in action are below:

Quantum Turbulence

Simulations of a Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC) from which interactive 3D visualizations were rendered in real-time as the simulation ran. We studied the quantum turbulence in the BEC resulting from excitations produced by an oscillating magnetic field.

Link to paper

Ising Model

Real-time interactive visualization of 3D Ising Model simulation, that models a ferromagnetic body with “spin-up” and '“spin-down” elements (red and blue in the animation). The system has a critical temperature at which the spins change orientation randomly and the body becomes unmagnetized.