# ABCLab

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Advanced Biological Computation Laboratory (ABC-Lab) is a C++ simulation framework aimed at modeling complex biological systems across multiple levels of abstraction. Its long-term goal is to unify key scientific domains—including quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, fluid dynamics, and systems biology—into a modular and extensible platform for biological simulation and experimentation.

The simulation does not not attempt to model all physical layers simultaneously, but rather enables switching between levels (e.g., quantum, molecular, cellular) as needed for the task or model being studied.

Key focus areas:

Multiscale modeling of biological processes, from quantum effects to cell-level behaviors

Physics-driven simulation, incorporating core equations such as the heat equation, Maxwell’s equations, and Navier–Stokes equations, to support thermodynamic, electromagnetic, and fluidic modeling

Modular architecture, allowing independent development and integration of biological subsystems (e.g., protein folding, fluid flow, signal propagation)

High-performance C++ engine, designed for scalability, parallelism, and numerical accuracy

Planned simulation modules include:

Quantum biophysics

Protein dynamics and folding

Cellular communication and mechanical interaction

Microfluidics and intra-/extracellular flow

Evolution and adaptive systems modeling

Optional integration with AI and machine learning for predictive modeling and control

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Folder structure:
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<pre> ABC-Lab/
├── src/                    # C++ source files
│   ├── core/
│   ├── modules/
│   │   ├── fluid_dynamics/
│   │   ├── quantum/
│   │   ├── protein/
│   │   ├── .../
│   │   ├── .../
│   └── utils/              # Math, data structures, etc.
├── include/                # Header files (matching src/)
├── tests/                  # Test code (unit or integration)
├── docs/                   # Markdown, diagrams, papers, notes
├── examples/               # Example simulation inputs or code
├── scripts/                # Shell/python/etc. scripts (e.g. build helpers)
├── Makefile                # Simple build system
├── README.md
├── LICENSE
└── .gitignore
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