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Description
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<t>Chapter 1: Harmonic Oscillation</t>
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<a href='1-1.html'>1-1</a>
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<t>The connection between harmonic motion and uniform circular motion.</t>
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<a href='1-2.html'>1-2</a>
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<t>Multiplication in the complex plane. Move the complex number
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z around in the complex plane with the arrow keys.</t>
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<t>Chapter 2: Forced Oscillation and Resonance</t>
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<a href='2-1.html'>2-1</a>
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<t>A damped forced harmonic oscillator with one degree of freedom.</t>
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<t>Chapter 3: Normal Modes</t>
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<a href='3-1.html'>3-1</a>
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<t>Two coupled pendulums.</t>
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<t>Chapter 4: Symmetries</t>
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<a href='4-1.html'>4-1</a>
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<t>Beats in two coupled pendulums.</t>
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<a href='4-2.html'>4-2</a>
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<t>Modes of the hacksaw oscillator.</t>
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<t>Chapter 5: Waves</t>
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<a href='5-1.html'>5-1</a>
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<t>Standing waves in a system of coupled pendulums with fixed
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ends.</t>
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<a href='5-2.html'>5-2</a>
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<t>Standing waves on a beaded string with fixed ends.</t>
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<a href='5-3.html'>5-3</a>
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<t>Standing waves on a beaded string with free ends.</t>
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<t>Chapter 6: Continuum Limit and Fourier Series</t>
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<a href='6-1.html'>6-1</a>
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<t>Normal modes of the continuous string with fixed ends, with
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k = nπ/L for n = 1 to ∞. The up and down arrow keys increase n.</t>
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<a href='6-2.html'>6-2</a>
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<t>Normal modes of the continuous string with one fixed end and
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one free end, with k = nπ/L ‐ π/2L for n = 1 to ∞. The up and down arrow keys increase
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<a href='6-3.html'>6-3</a>
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<t>The Fourier series for the function of (6.19)</t>
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<a href='6-4.html'>6-4</a>
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<t>Plucking an ideal string.</t>
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<a href='6-5.html'>6-5</a>
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<t>Same program as 6-4, but with variable inputs.</t>
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<t>Chapter 7: Longitudinal Oscillations and Sound</t>
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<a href='7-1.html'>7-1</a>
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<t>Longitudinal modes of a continuous spring with fixed ends.</t>
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<a href='7-2.html'>7-2</a>
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<t>Longitudinal modes of a continuous spring with one fixed end
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and one free end.</t>
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<t>Chapter 8: Traveling Waves</t>
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<a href='8-1.html'>8-1</a>
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<t>A traveling wave with a circle moving along the maximum of
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the wave at the phase velocity.</t>
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<a href='8-2.html'>8-2</a>
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<t>A traveling wave built out of two standing waves.</t>
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<a href='8-3.html'>8-3</a>
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<t>A traveling wave with damping. It peters out as it travels.</t>
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<a href='8-4.html'>8-4</a>
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<t>A forced oscillation problem for a continuous string with damping
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and one end fixed.</t>
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<a href='8-5.html'>8-5</a>
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<t>A forced oscillation problem for a beaded string with damping
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and one end fixed.</t>
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<a href='8-6.html'>8-6</a>
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<t>High- and low-frequency cut-offs in a forced oscillation problem.</t>
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<t>Chapter 9: The Boundary at Infinity</t>
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<a href='9-1.html'>9-1</a>
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<t>Looking at reflected waves. You can see the uneven motion of
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a traveling wave with a small reflected amplitude.</t>
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<a href='9-2.html'>9-2</a>
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<t>Reflection and transmission from a mass on a string.</t>
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<t>Chapter 10: Signals and Fourier Analysis</t>
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<a href='10-1.html'>10-1</a>
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<t>A triangular pulse propagating on a stretched string.</t>
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<a href='10-2.html'>10-2</a>
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<t>Group velocity (sum of two cosines).</t>
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<a href='10-3.html'>10-3</a>
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<t>Scattering of a pulse by a boundary between regions of different
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k.</t>
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<a href='10-4.html'>10-4</a>
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<t>Scattering of a pulse by a mass on a string.</t>
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<t>Chapter 11: Two and Three Dimensions</t>
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<a href='11-1.html'>11-1</a>
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<t>The modes of a two-dimensional beaded string.</t>
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<a href='11-2.html'>11-2</a>
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<t>Snell's law with no reflection.</t>
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<a href='11-3.html'>11-3</a>
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<t>Water sloshing in a rectangular container.</t>
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<a href='11-4.html'>11-4</a>
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<t>Two immiscible liquids sloshing. Note the mismatch between
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the upper and lower liquids in the middle. This is the result of the nonlinearity of the
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constraint of incompressibility.</t>
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<t>Chapter 12: Polarization</t>
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<a href='12-1.html'>12-1</a>
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<t>Polarization in the two-dimensional harmonic oscillator, or
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in an electromagnetic wave. This shows the position of a string stretched in the z direction.
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The transverse position is shown in the x-y plane along with the x and y components. Alternatively,
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this can represent Ex and Ey in the electromagnetic wave propagating in the z
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direction and the total E
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field. In the upper left-hand corner is the complex two dimensional
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vector, that describes the polarization.
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You can change u1 between 1 and 0 with the left and right arrows. You can change |u2|
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between 1 and 0 with the up and down arrows. F1 and F2 decrease and increase the phase of
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u2 between π and -π.</t>
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<a href='12-2.html'>12-2</a>
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<t>The wandering of the electric field in unpolarized light. The
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electric field direction in the x-y plane is indicated by the trace. The color of the line changes
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occasionally to make it visible.</t>
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<t>Extra Special Bonus Programs</t>
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Demonstration of red and blue light refracting in a raindrop.
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Visualization of the double rainbow and Alexander's dark band.
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Water waves in an infinite ocean.
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Light refracting through a lens.
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<a href='xray0.html'>X-ray</a>
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The relationship between color and phase in x-ray diffraction.
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A demonstration of x-rays diffracting through a crystal.
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The electric field generated by a particle that starts moving.
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The electric field generated by a particle that stops moving.
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<a href='chladni.html'>Chladni plates</a>
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The vibrational modes of a chladni plate.
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<a href='accelerometer.html'>Accelerometer spring</a>
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<b>MOBILE ONLY</b>- lock your phone in portrait mode for best results. Displays a mass on a spring that you can control using your phone's accelerometer.
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