Add repulsion simulation #59
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Mainly targeted at SwiftUI views right now, of which there are not that much in the project currently. As we create more of them and they get more complex, the current formatting would make them harder to read. This is not perfect, though, and a context-specific solution has been suggested in swiftlang/swift-format#543.
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Because my goal with this project is quite ambitious and my knowledge regarding physics is hugely scarce, I think that one of the best ways to get better in it is to experiment. This PR adds a framework,
LaboratoryKit, unrelated to the API or user-facing features of Deus, in which I intend to replicate physics experiments to — most importantly — learn a certain concept, ranging from general to more specific ones (such as those of quantum mechanics).In the framework itself, the first experiment is a simulation of repulsion of particles. This is an interesting one, given that it is my first time doing any kind of simulation (which is funny, given the nature of this project). The implementation is in SwiftUI, but was inspired by the simulator by Tatum Roaquim.
This is just the start of experimentation in Deus. An experiment I would like to simulate here is, also, the double-slit experiment. The ultimate aim is to do it quantum-mechanically; it may be better, however, to first do it like I made this repulsion one: directly, classically.