the Julia language site has some nice whitepapers on projects which use Julia. However we are seeing more people ask for help here - which is a great thing! I would like to hear what they are using Julia for in their work. For three reasons a) to keep us all motivated and interested b) the cross…

Sort of. Mom is definitely the greatest microbial exposure, at least for vaginal births (cesarean births have different microbiomes), but infant microbiomes are very different from adult ones. So it’s some combination of exposure and then selection in the infant gut (probably mostly from diet), not …

Heavy research project in the field of chemometrics that’s too crazy to explain… Kicked it off between jobs - might be finished in 1-2 years :D. Also tinkering with different optimization methods for OR type stuff (applied to science) and other oddities.

The manifolds feature of Optim made it much easier to relax the orbiting superfluid vortices in this paper . I’ll submit it as an example for the manual one of these days.

Superfluid Fermi Gases! Cool! Actually maybe rather hot?

Hi have used Julia for particle physics data analysis, including some parts of the analysis for the measurement of the muon magnetic anomaly announced at Fermilab on April 7. Julia has very nice features for particle physics data analysis. I have used so far primarily linear algebra, structs / dicti…

[image] alusiani: analysis for the measurement of the muon magnetic anomaly Is it there? :slight_smile:

When speaking of “magnetic anomaly”, one must say in advance that the anomaly for the muon (and other particles) means the excess over 2 of the magnetic moment ratio, and it is expected and predicted by the theory. Said that, we measure that the magnetic anomaly is very close to the prediction, yet …

Great! Anything you were missing in your work? Did you develop any packages or was everything working out of the box?

I missed the ability that R has to print large tabular data (dataframes and nD matrices) in a readable way when the horizontal space is limited and lines have to be wrapped. R is particularly good in handling properly row and column names in this situation. I wrote some code on top of PrettyTables.…

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