I need to write a program to calculate the movement of charged particles in an electromagnetic field. The functional is quite simple - it is necessary to solve the system of equations of motion using a numerical method and display the resulting set of points on a three-dimensional graph. The number of points in the trajectory is ~ 10 ^ 5. Which language is best for implementing this program? Any of the proposed will have to study from scratch, so there is no preference. I would be grateful for the advice.

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    10 ^ 5 is not much in terms of computation, so I would advise you to take a language in which it is more convenient to communicate with graphics. This is either C # / WPF or C ++ / Qt.

    Of the benefits of WPF, there are built-in classes for working with three-dimensional objects. Well, or you can not use them, and design the necessary points on the screen plane manually (business, multiply by a 3x2 matrix). Well, you have to somehow cluster the points and display them not all at once, because 10 ^ 5 graphic objects the system may not pull. (Yes, you do not see such detail on the screen.)

    The speed of the number of hammerheads should not differ significantly.

    As a perverted version, you can write a number on a pure C or Fortran, and visualize the results using a program in a higher level language. But for this you have to learn two languages, so I do not advise.

    • Many thanks for the detailed answer. - Boris Komarov
    • You are welcome! - VladD 4:05 pm