Repositories
26 repositories with the topic matlab.
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Plate dynamics lab 2: a hammer striking a small metal plate hung from a thread, by Rayleigh-Ritz and by Mindlin-Reissner finite elements, both modal, compared side by side, solved by MATLAB source running in numbl in the browser
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Plate dynamics lab: how a metal plate on a thread, on pads, in a vise or in the hand swings, rings and sounds under gravity, solved by MATLAB source running in the browser with a WebGPU time loop
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Interactive thin-plate mechanics lab: vibration, stress and radiated sound of a struck metal plate, solved by MATLAB source running in the browser via numbl
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Upload a numbl .h5 figure file and view it in the browser, rendered with numbl's own figure components.
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Run MATLAB-syntax .m files in your browser with numbl — a VS Code-style web IDE built on minwebide
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An interactive tutorial on the Dirichlet problem for Laplace's and Poisson's equations: exact ground truth by construction, ten chapters from finite differences to boundary integral equations, every method an editable MATLAB script that runs in the browser via numbl
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Interactive illustration of Floater and Hormann's barycentric rational interpolants (Numer. Math. 107, 2007), with the method as an editable numbl script
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Filter images in the browser with a numbl (MATLAB-syntax) script
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The hit-and-run sampling figure with one shared view for all visitors: WebRTC mesh, central peer runs the MATLAB sampler via numbl
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A plucked string and its resonating box, simulated as two coupled wave equations (MATLAB compiled to WebGPU) in the browser
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2D acoustic scattering solved live in the browser: MATLAB compiled to WebGPU compute kernels
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MATLAB-syntax scripts compiled to fused WebGPU kernels — tic/toc timing you can compare with real MATLAB
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Reaction-diffusion on the sphere: the solver is MATLAB, lowered by numbl in the browser and compiled to WebGPU compute kernels
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Upload a pulseq .seq file, run a Bloch simulation on a digital phantom in the browser, and view the raw k-space. Companion to seqlab.
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Write and view pulseq MRI pulse sequences in the browser, executed on numbl
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Run numbl (MATLAB-syntax numerical computing) in JupyterLite notebooks, entirely in the browser
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Interactive numbl companion to DistMesh — all README examples runnable in the browser
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Shows how to embed a numbl view in markdown or HTML
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Companion to 'Quantum optics in MATLAB' (arXiv:2309.14354): runnable numbl scripts, deployed in-browser via GitHub Pages.
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Companion to 'Coding closed and open quantum systems in MATLAB' (arXiv:1911.04906): runnable numbl scripts, deployed in-browser via GitHub Pages.
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Interactive introduction to surfacefun, running in the browser via numbl
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Example numbl project deployed to GitHub Pages (interactive in-browser IDE)