Awesome Scientific Computing
A curated list of awesome libraries, tools, and resources for scientific computing focused on solving complex scientific problems using computers.
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Awesome Scientific Computing
A curated, community-maintained directory of software, libraries, and tools for numerical analysis and scientific computing.
Scientific computing and numerical analysis focus on solving large-scale scientific problems using computers, including ordinary and partial differential equations (ODEs, PDEs), their discretizations, and the resulting linear algebra problems.
Category
- Themed Directories
Tags
- Scientific computing
- Data science
- Awesome lists
Features
- Curated awesome list of software related to numerical analysis and scientific computing.
- Focus on large-scale scientific problems, including:
- Ordinary differential equations (ODEs)
- Partial differential equations (PDEs)
- Discretization methods
- Linear algebra problems arising from scientific models
- Organized contents for easier discovery of tools and libraries, including sections such as:
- Basic linear algebra
- Multi-purpose toolkits
- Finite element libraries and frameworks
- Meshing tools and libraries
- Triangular and tetrahedral meshing
- Quadrilateral and hexahedral meshing
- Mesh processing and mesh tools
- Data formats relevant to scientific computing
- Sparse linear solvers
- Visualization tools for numerical results and simulations
- Other libraries and tools related to scientific computing workflows
- Community-driven project hosted on GitHub, with:
- Clear contribution guidelines (
contributing.md) - Standard open-source licensing (
LICENSE)
- Clear contribution guidelines (
- Part of the broader “awesome” ecosystem, following the Awesome list conventions and badges.
Pricing
- Not applicable – this is a free, open-source curated list.
Source
- GitHub: https://github.com/nschloe/awesome-scientific-computing#readme
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