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Life & fun · February 16, 2026

2D Coulomb Gas Simulator

A pretty simple but fun to play with simulator for a concept from mathematical physics called the "2D Coulomb gas". I originally made this for my Bachelor's thesis to create pretty pictures and build intuition but have recently gotten it a fresh coat of paint and better performance curtesy of WebGPU acceleration (ported with liberal help from Codex to get through all of the boilerplate). Play around with it - hopefully read up more on the 2D Coulomb gas because it is an incredibly deep topic research wise.

2D Coulomb Gas Simulator launched on February 16, 2026 with 44 votes, #598 of 16,628 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.

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The 2D Coulomb Gas Simulator is an interactive tool for exploring a mathematical physics concept called the 2D Coulomb gas. Originally created for a Bachelor's thesis to visualize and understand the topic, the simulator has been updated with WebGPU acceleration for improved performance. Users can adjust parameters and observe particle interactions in real-time, making it useful for building intuition about this research area in mathematical physics.

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