Name: Ben Bartlett
Type: User
Company: OpenAI
Bio: Researcher at @OpenAI • physics PhD @Stanford • photonics, quantum stuff, math animations, led art projects, cats
Twitter: bencbartlett
Location: San Francisco, CA
Blog: bencbartlett.com
Ben Bartlett's Projects
3D-printable hexagonal mirror array capable of reflecting sunlight into arbitrary patterns
Gentle introduction and demo of the adjoint variable method for electromagnetic inverse design
Frequency-domain photonic simulation and inverse design optimization for linear and nonlinear devices
Very simple-to-use framework for rendering 5-dimensional animations (x, y, z, time, some color value) as an animated gif. This requires ImageMagick to combine the frames, but you can still render them without having it installed and just combine them with some online gif maker.
Photonic nano-cavity simulation library
Repository for my personal website
Personal webpage
CMS Offline Software
Screeps plugin for a flexible method of controlling creep actions
Local distributed computing made really easy
Documentation site for Screeps online game
Simplified wrapper for the no longer updated library at https://code.google.com/p/python-progressbar/
Simple SciPy procedure for calculating newtonian dynamics of an n-body system
Control code for my gyroscopic sound-reactive LED totem
Solution to the granular convection problem given for admission into the Ph11 course.
Minimalistic distributed computing framework for map-reducable problems.
kubernetes series code
Accompanying GitHub repository for Geophysical Research Letters paper.
Listing of Mathematica animations I've made
free finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) software for electromagnetic simulations
A generative model for computing electromagnetic field solutions
AI for Screeps, a multiplayer programming strategy game
Documentation for Overmind, the autonomous Screeps AI
Reinforcement learning environment for Overmind
WIP library for math animations in Blender
QuTiP: Quantum Toolbox in Python
QuTiP documentation
A collection of IPython notebooks using QuTiP: examples, tutorials, development test, etc.
QuTiP web pages
A fast and simple framework for building and running distributed applications.