Planckeon Labs
R&D in high-performance computational physics
When physics meets systems programming. We build fast software to understand the universe.
Flagship Projects
nufast — Neutrino Oscillations at 25 ns
Fast three-flavor neutrino oscillation probabilities in Rust, Zig, and WebAssembly. Port of the NuFast algorithm by P.B. Denton. The Zig SIMD implementation runs at 21 ns per calculation—4.7× faster than the original.
Rust Zig WASM SIMD Neutrino PhysicsImagining the Neutrino — Interactive Visualization
Watch a neutrino fly through space as its flavor changes. Real-time probability calculations powered by nufast WASM. 11 experiment presets, δCP slider, matter effects, 7 languages, 60fps canvas rendering.
React TypeScript WASM EducationalMore Projects
attn-as-bilinear-form
A physicist's guide to transformer attention via tensor calculus, statistical mechanics, and differential geometry.
Research Deep Learning Mathematicspauliz
High-performance, zero-dependency quantum computing simulation library written in Zig.
Zig Quantum Computing Zero-Dependencyautograv
Bridging numerical relativity and automatic differentiation using JAX. Differentiable simulations of curved spacetime.
JAX Python Numerical Relativitypytrino
Neutrino oscillations at the speed of C. Python/Cython library from the original undergrad thesis work.
Python Cython PyPIPhilosophy
Speed matters. If your simulation takes hours, you'll run it once.
If it takes milliseconds, you'll explore the parameter space.
Systems programming is underrated in physics. Most physicists default to Python—fine for prototypes, but production tools should be fast. Zig and Rust let you write high-level code that compiles to what you'd write by hand.
All projects are MIT licensed and open source.
AI-Native Physics
"Could AI develop a consistent theory of quantum gravity?"
The Planck scale remains experimentally inaccessible by 16 orders of magnitude. But the mathematical structures of quantum gravity are accessible to intelligence. We're building AI-native infrastructure for physics research.