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AtomDB is an astrophysical plasma emission database providing atomic data for modeling X-ray spectra. It includes ionization and recombination rates, energy levels, wavelength and Einstein A values, electron and proton collision data, and density-sensitive line diagnostics for plasma modeling.
Atomic Data for Astrophysics is a resource that provides atomic data for astrophysics research. It covers topics including photoionization, recombination, collisional ionization and autoionization, charge transfer, Auger processes, energy levels, transition probabilities, collision strengths, and Stark broadening. It also offers related Fortran subroutines and links to other atomic and plasma physics databases.
myPhysicsLab is a site with interactive physics simulations, such as springs, pendulums, roller coasters and collisions. Simulations animate in real time and can be manipulated by dragging objects or changing parameters like gravity. Setups can be shared by URL, and numeric data can be obtained from simulations. The software is open source under the Apache 2.0 License, with source code on GitHub.
Nano ID CC is a collision calculator for Nano ID, a library for generating random IDs. It helps estimate how much an ID length can be reduced, given a chosen alphabet, ID length and generation speed, to keep the probability of at least one duplicate low.
Sprite Fusion is an independent software company making tools for game development. Its tilemap editor is a free, web-based level design tool for crafting 2D tilemaps in the browser using any tileset, with auto-tiling, collisions and one-click exports to game engines. The company also offers a pixel art generator, a Pixel Snapper tool and an API.