0README xtoys |-- 0NOTE obvious |-- 0README this file |-- 0-Old directory -- old distribution, compiles |-- 0-Distribution-15-Mar-2002 directory -- distribution for these sources |-- Makefile obvious |-- xtoys.1 man page (sketchy) for all xtoys |-- xtoys.1.tty nroff of man page - ascii |-- xtoys.1.ps troff of man page - postscript |-- demo_lattice tutorial - by jar: | xburn, xising, xautomalab, xsand |-- xburn-seq.txt file referenced in demo_lattice |-- schrodinger executable |-- xautomalab executable |-- xautomalab.gif pattern to be read by xautomalab |-- xburn executable |-- xburn-jar executable |-- xfires executable |-- xising executable |-- xpotts executable |-- xsand executable |-- xwaves executable |-- schrodinger.c source file for .... |-- xautomalab.c source file for .... |-- xburn-jar.c source file for .... |-- xburn.c source file for .... |-- xfires.c source file for .... |-- xising.c source file for .... |-- xpotts.c source file for .... |-- xsand.c source file for .... |-- xwaves.c source file for .... |-- Doc directory - information on xtoys | |-- Xtoys.html webpage 2/2001 - mike creutz xtoys site | |-- readme.txt distribution readme file (Mike Creutz) | |-- xautomalab.txt documentation for .... | |-- xburn-jar.txt documentation for .... | |-- xburn.txt documentation for .... | |-- xfires.txt documentation for .... | |-- xising.txt documentation for .... | |-- xpotts.txt documentation for .... | |-- xsand.txt documentation for .... | `-- xwaves.txt documentation for .... `-- xtoys-patterns directory - |-- fiveguns.gif gifs = patterns for xautomalab |-- fiveguns.png png format not read |-- glidergun.gif |-- glidergun.png |-- puffertrain.png |-- sixguns.gif |-- sixguns.png |-- xautomalab.gif `-- xautomalab.png XTOYS xtoys - X window simulators for phase transitions (Ising, Potts, and percolation models); self-organized criticality (sandpile model); cellular automata; and wave equations. SYNOPSIS AND DESCRIPTION xburn tree_density [block_size] simulates a forest fire with a two-dimensional percolation model. tree_density = 0 to 1; try 0.592, the critical point for 2-d percolation block_size = 1 to 4; try 4 for a full screen view xburn-jar tree_density propagation_probability [block_size] simulates a forest fire with a two-dimensional percolation model, with inclusion of a propagation probability parameter. propagation_probability = 0 to 1; try .5 to see reduction in burn rate and extent tree_density and block_size as for xburn xising implements a simulation of the two dimensional Ising model with both local and cluster algorithms. xpotts for the q state Potts with a magnetic field. xautomalab a totalistic cellular automaton simulator; Conway's Game of Life is a special case. xsand implements the Bak, Tang, Wiesenfeld sandpile model, illustrat- ing self-organized criticality. xfires a simple forest fire model of self-organized critiality. xwaves simulates three different wave equations, representing light, massive mesons, and water. schrodinger evolves a wave function with the Schrodinger equation. The potential can be modified with the mouse. For programs run without command-line parameters, adjustment of parameter values, if appropriate, is done within the X-window display. This is a (fairly recent: 2002) version of the xtoys distribution created by Mike Creutz at BNL . It focuses mostly on lattice physics, i.e., the illustration of critical behavior and phase transitions. The latest versions are kept at: http://thy.phy.bnl.gov/www/xtoys.html 0NOTE notes on compilation, etc.; one program and a modification were added from an old xtoys distribution: xburn, xburn-jar. Xtoys.html the web page (picked up October, 2004) for the package. demo_lattice gives some suggestions for working with the toys; used as class handout. x*.c source code, with corresponding executable. schrodinger.c x*.txt comments/instructions for the toys, from the author, mike creutz xtoys.1 a minimal man page( edited slightly by jar). *.{gif|png} images for use with xautomalab, as starting patterns for Conway's life: the gif files work; the png files may not. readme.txt readme file for the distribution. John Rupley rupley@u.arizona.edu -or- jar@rupley.com 30 Calle Belleza, Tucson AZ 85716 - (520) 325-4533; fax - (520) 325-4991 Dept. Biochemistry & Molecular Biophysics, Univ. Arizona, Tucson AZ 85721