RigidBodySim.jl
transient_rotordynamic
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transient_rotordynamic
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I compared Julia and Python + Numba by simulating rotor vibrations
Thank you again for all the great tips and explanations! The performance was further increased significantly and it is safe to say that now Julia is 4-5 faster than Python + Numba for my systems. I updated the code on github and the blog post.
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