Projects 📦

🎉 Welcome to the Projects section, where I present a selection of open-source tools, libraries, and frameworks that I have developed. These projects are crafted to assist researchers, engineers, and developers in addressing complex challenges across various domains, including finite element analysis and scientific computing. 🧑‍💻🔬

This section features some of my key projects:

PhaseFieldX ⚙️

The PhaseFieldX project is designed to simulate and analyze material behavior using phase-field models, which provide a continuous approximation of interfaces, phase boundaries, and discontinuities such as cracks. Leveraging the robust capabilities of FEniCSx, a renowned finite element framework for solving partial differential equations, this project facilitates efficient and precise numerical simulations. It supports a wide range of applications, including phase-field fracture, solidification, and other complex material phenomena, making it an invaluable resource for researchers and engineers in materials science. 🧪⚙️

For more detailed information, please visit the PhaseFieldX Documentation and the GitHub repository.

pyLEFM 📐

The pyLEFM project is a Python library designed for Linear Elastic Fracture Mechanics (LEFM) calculations. This tool simplifies fracture mechanics simulations by providing ready-to-use functions and models that enable researchers to study crack propagation and stress intensity factors. Whether you are an academic or a practicing engineer, pyLEFM is a valuable asset for understanding fracture mechanics in structural analysis. 🏗️🔧

Note

pyLEFM will be published soon! Stay tuned for its release.

pyMyCar 🚗

The pyMyCar project is an open-source Python framework tailored for car dynamics simulations. It allows for real-time analysis of vehicle behavior under different driving conditions. Whether you’re working on autonomous vehicle simulations or simply testing car models, pyMyCar offers flexibility and precision in handling vehicle dynamics. 🚘💡

For more detailed information, please visit the pyMyCar Documentation and the GitHub repository.