Frequently Asked Questions

What is the TxPhysics Library?

What codes currently use the TxPhysics Library?

What modules does the TxPhysics Library depend on?

Is non-commercial licensing available?

Is commercial licensing available?

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What is the TxPhysics Library?
The TxPhysics Library is an electron effects modeling library that can be added to a wide range of plasma and particle modeling applications.

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What codes currently use the TxPhysics Library?
The Tech-X Corporation plasma simulation codes OOPIC Pro and VORPAL as well as the Mission Research code LSP use the TxPhysics Library to model electron effects. Many codes can be easily adapted to use the TxPhysics Library using either or FORTRAN interfaces.

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What modules does the TxPhysics Library depend on?
The TxPhysics Library uses the code POSINST developed at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and licensed by the University of California.

The TxPhysics Library uses the dcdflib mathematical foundation components available at www.netlib.org .

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Is non-commercial licensing available?
Yes. The current version of the TxPhysics Library is available for evaluation and non-commercial use at no charge. See downloads .

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Is commercial licensing available?
Yes. There is a license fee for commercial use of the TxPhysics Library. Contact sales@txcorp.com with inquiries.

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