First introduction. I want to give a talk promoting Julia at my university in Poland. My country is a place, where everyone talk about modernization, new approaches, using most modern method, etc., but in reality hardly anyone adopt anything up to date. My college with do numerical computation in C and Fortran already say that he don’t like syntax (probably not C-like) and don’t know if it is worth to told students about it.
Thinking how I can soften this wall of suspicion, benchmarks is not enough, we poles are very suspicious people, I found one solution that can really work: show my colleges that already scientific work is already done using Julia and real papers are published in well respected journals. I try to Google if any base of such Julia using scientific papers is available and don’t find it.
Does I miss any such database? If not, can I ask you for helping in collecting some information about it? Like scientific groups using Julia, published (arXiv or not) papers already published, which use Julia, etc.? These may be even not so bad idea, to put some statistics of that on https://julialang.org/, but making something like that is far beyond me.
Many my best colleagues work in general relativity, solving PDE for classical field theory, like \phi^{ 4 } theory or do Monte Carlo for quantum theory. Any example from that will be specially valuable.
Thank you for pointing my ignorance. I was aware of this page, but have wrong impression that it contains only publications about developing Julia core. Not the first time I miss something like that.
The best list of institutions and companies (mostly companies) using Julia is probably on the home page of Julia Computing https://juliacomputing.com/.