Physics
41 articles in this category.
Harmonic Oscillation
Simulating spring-mass systems and damping.
Projectile Motion
Simulating parabolic trajectories under gravity.
Boyle's Law
Exploring the inverse relationship between pressure and volume in an ideal gas at constant temperature.
Wave Interference
Visualizing constructive and destructive interference from two point sources.
Electromagnetic Waves
Electromagnetic Waves
Fluid Dynamics
Interactive fluid dynamics simulation.
Gravity Simulation
Gravity Simulation.
Lissajous Figures
Visualize complex harmonic motion through parametric equations.
Orbital Mechanics
Simulate planetary orbits using Newtonian gravity.
Standing Waves & Resonance
Standing Waves & Resonance
Electric Field Lines
Visualizing the electric field created by two point charges.
Optics (Refraction & Reflection)
Explore how light refracts and reflects at the boundary between different media.
Pendulum & Phase Space
Simulating nonlinear pendulum dynamics.
Thermodynamics (Ideal Gas)
Visualize the relationship between pressure, volume, temperature, and amount of an ideal gas.
Elastic Collision
Simulate 1D elastic collisions between two objects.
Carnot Engine & Thermodynamic Cycles
Visualize the Carnot cycle with an interactive PV diagram and moving piston engine.
Coulomb's Law & Electric Force
Simulate and visualize the electrostatic force between two point charges based on distance and charge magnitude.
Doppler Effect
Observe how the frequency of a wave changes as the source moves relative to the medium.
Moment of Inertia
Explore how mass distribution affects rotational inertia and angular acceleration.
Blackbody Radiation
Visualize the spectral radiance of a blackbody across different temperatures using Planck's Law.
Brownian Motion
Simulate the random walk of a suspended particle due to microscopic fluid collisions.
Buoyancy & Archimedes
Visualize Archimedes' principle, calculating buoyant force and examining floating objects.
Centripetal Force
Simulate centripetal force, velocity, mass, and radius in uniform circular motion.
Double Pendulum
Simulate the chaotic motion of a double pendulum system.
Faraday's Law & Induction
Visualize electromagnetic induction, magnetic flux, and the resulting electromotive force from a rotating coil.
Hooke's Law & Elasticity
Visualize the relationship between force, spring constant, and displacement in elastic materials.
Lens & Mirror Optics
Visualize how converging and diverging lenses and mirrors form images using ray tracing and the thin lens equation.
Magnetic Field Visualization
Visualize the magnetic field lines generated by straight current-carrying wires.
Torque & Rotational Dynamics
Visualize how applied force, lever arm radius, and application angle create torque and rotational acceleration.
Compton Scattering
Observe the inelastic scattering of photons by electrons to visualize the particle nature of light.
Diffraction Patterns
Observe the interference pattern created by light passing through single and double slits.
Heat Conduction Simulation
Simulate the transfer of heat through a 2D material using the heat equation and finite difference method.
LC Oscillator Circuit
Simulate the continuous exchange of energy between an inductor and a capacitor in an ideal LC circuit.
Photoelectric Effect
Experiment with different light wavelengths and target metals to observe the ejection of photoelectrons.
Polarization of Light
Visualize the polarization of electromagnetic waves including linear, circular, and elliptical states.
RC & RL Circuits
Simulate resistor-capacitor and resistor-inductor circuit responses over time.
Relativistic Effects
Visualize time dilation and length contraction as a spaceship approaches the speed of light.
Simple Harmonic Motion
Visualize simple harmonic motion of a spring-mass system with adjustable parameters.
Coriolis Effect
Visualize the apparent deflection of moving objects in a rotating reference frame.
Quantum Tunneling
Visualize a quantum wave packet tunneling through a potential barrier.
Rutherford Scattering
Visualize alpha particle scattering by a heavy nucleus to demonstrate the nuclear model of the atom.