Trajectory Evaluation Software supports unlimited particles.
Press Release Summary:
Able to simulate trajectory of particles over time, Trajectory Evaluator Assistant v2.1 includes functions for importing particle definitions from input files and removing upper limit on number of particles entered. Users can disable drawing of trajectory and/or generation of graphs for less than 100 particles.
Original Press Release:
Unlimited Number of Particles in Trajectory Evaluator Assistant 2.1
Montreal, Quebec, Canada - December 13, 2005 -- Following closely on the heels of the version 2.0 release of Trajectory Evaluator Assistant, comes version 2.1 with even more improvements and new functionality. This specialized software application has rapidly become the standard for simulating the trajectory of a particle over time. New functions that have been added include:
Importing particle definitions from input files
Removing the upper limit on the number of particles entered
Users can now disable the drawing of the trajectory and/or the generation of the graphs for less than 100 particles
To obtain more information or to arrange a web demo of Trajectory Evaluator Assistant, please contact one of our representatives by email at info@infolytica.com or by phone at 514-849-8752.
About Infolytica
Infolytica offers state-of-the-art 2D/3D Electromagnetic simulation software for magnetic, electric, and thermal analyses. Engineers from a wide range of industries use Infolytica's software to design and analyze applications such as electromechanical devices, non-destructive testing (NDT), induction heating, power electronics, sensors, and industrial transformers. Full feature scripting and parameterization make Infolytica products the flexible solution for your electromagnetic simulation needs. Infolytica also offers a truly innovative design tool for optimizing electromagnetic or thermal devices, using both continuous-valued and discrete-valued variables.
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