Hello all, I have written a numerical simulation of a Bose Einstein Condensate in Python for a term project in my Quantum III class at Arizona State. You may find it at https://wiki.asu.edu/phy416/index.php/A_Simple_Bose-Einstein_Condensate_Simulation
I post this for two reasons- first, as a matter of interest to any physics majors / professors out there, and second, because it is so _slow_ that the FORTRAN version runs ~180 times faster. I have used the profiler, and can't seem to speed it up at all. Any thoughts? I am now trying to port it to C, with mixed results. Finally, if you have any thoughts for how to tighten it up OR to make it more _readable_ (it is supposed to be an educational tool, after all), I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks, rjtucke -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
