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Torque Free Top Model v.1.0
Study rotational dynamics with this tool. Torque Free Top model displays the motion of a top, in both the space frame and body frame, with no net toque applied. The top has an initial angular speed in the x, y, and z directions.
Tabletop Projectile Model v.1.0
The Tabletop Projectile model simulates the frictionless motion of a ball shot from a tabletop by a spring-gun The initial velocity and the table height can be set and multiple shots can be compared. A separate window shows a position data table.
Symmetric Top Model v.1.0
Analyze rotational dynamics with this application. Symmetric Top model displays the motion of a top, in both the space frame and body frame, with no net toque applied. The top has an initial angular speed in the x, y, and z directions.
Spinning Dumbbell Model v.1.0
Study a spinning dumbbell motion with this simulation. Spinning Dumbbell model displays the motion of a dumbbell spinning around the fixed vertical axis z with constant angular velocity.
Special Functions Model v.1.0
Study math functions with this tool. EJS Special Functions Model shows how to access special functions in the OSP numerics package.
Slash-Dot Model v.1.0
The Slash-Dot Model simulates a massive line segment and massive point rotating about one another due to gravity in a 2-dimensional plane. The simulation tracks the obits of the line segment (or "slash") and the point (or "dot") with colored trails.
Simultaneity Spacetime Diagram Model v.1.0
Relative motion effect analysis. Simultaneity Spacetime Diagram model uses light-trajectories to show the effect of relative motion when observing (recording) events in special relativity. In the default scenario,
Sensitivity to Initial Conditions Program v.1.0
STP Sensitivity to Initial Conditions Program. The STP Sensitivity to Initial Conditions software shows 11 particles in a line with the same velocity. You can perturb the system slightly and observe how sensitive the trajectory is to a small change.
Sensitivity to Initial Conditions v.1.0
Study kinetics and dynamics with this application. STP Sensitivity to Initial Conditions software shows 11 particles in a line with the same velocity. You can perturb the system slightly and observe how sensitive the trajectory is to a small change.