- BlackBody Spectrum Applet
- Discusses the relationship between wavelength, emitted power, and peak wavelength for a blackbody.
- Build a Solar System
- Provides an application that tabulate scale models of the solar system. Also includes conversion of distances and speeds.
- Clifford Sampson's Physics Page
- Compiles a collection of java applets for use on waves, sound, optics, light, and electromagnetism calculations.
- Compressing a One-Atom Gas
- Displays changes in velocity when a piston compresses and expands in a narrow cylinder.
- Davidson Physlet Problems
- Contains lists of physics applets designed for science education.
- Galileo and Einstein
- Displays applets programmed in Java that shows physics simulations of the scientists’ theories.
- Generalized Physics Applets
- Provides applets that explain common scientific phenomena.
- Gravitational Orbits
- Presents demonstrations on Kepler’s law.
- How To Teach Statistical Thermal Physics
- Shows applets for explaining statistical foundation of thermal physics.
- Interactive Color Wheel
- Discusses the relationship between color and luma.
- Interactive Physics and Math with Java
- Compiles educational materials that discuss topics relevant to introductory physics courses.
- Java Applets for Engineering Education
- Explains statics, dynamics and fluide dynamics relating to the scientific field.
- Java Applets on Physics
- Presents interactive demonstrations that cover various physics topics.
- JOrrery
- Shows a simulation on the motion of planets moving under gravitational forces.
- Mark's Quantum Mechanics Applets
- Demonstrates aspects of quantum mechanics focusing on the hydrogen atom and Heisenberg's uncertainty principle.
- Nori's Physics Page
- Provides simulation of physical concepts including solar system, ideal gas, wave interference, and the Doppler Effect.
- PBS.org - Transistorized! Web Site Interactives
- Highlights games that explore the development of the transistor technologies.
- Physics 2000
- Explores the timeline of modern physics through the use of interactive animations.
- Physics Flash Animations
- Shows animations of physical concepts that are arranged by category.
- Physics Illuminations
- Explains fundamental physical concepts and theories.
- Physics Java Applets by C. K. Ng
- Details the fundamental laws of physics including mechanics, light and wave, electromagnetism, and electronics.
- The Physics of Pole Vaulting
- Presents the equations used to explain the principles of vaulting.
- Physweb.org - Interactive Experiments
- Shows the development and use of java applets in research relating to physics education.
- Powers of 10 - Interactive Java Tutorial
- Shows animated photos explaining the physical concepts of the galaxy.
- Real Time 3D Physics Simulator Applet
- Simulates the aspects of Newtonian physics.
- Resonata
- Duplicates wave sources on a ripple tank through various variables.
- Ripple Tank Applet
- Shows the wave sources on a ripple tank controlled by variable settings.
- SchrodingerSolver
- Illustrates the one dimensional Schrodinger equation in different potentials.
- Smart Pendulum
- Demonstrates variable pendulum movement with different rope lengths implemented through the Runge-Kutta method for differential equations.
- SpectrumTuner
- Presents the electromagnetic spectrum that converts units of wavelength, frequency and energy.
- Supersonic Wing Simulator
- Provides calculation of the supersonic flow over a wedge-shaped infinity-span wing.
- Syracuse Physics Educational Modules and Simulations
- Explores the interaction of science theories and computing technologies.
- Three-Degree-of-Freedom Pendulum
- Explains the basic principles and presents equations of the physical concept.
- UCI Chemistry - Applets
- Discusses and simulates irreversibility, chemical kinetics, the second law of thermodynamics, and ideal atmosphere.
- Vector Calculator
- Explains the vectors in two dimensions; and explores components, magnitude and direction, and vector addition.
- Virtual Labs and Simulations
- Provides a list of simulations relating to physics principles and concepts.
- Virtual Optical Bench
- Explores the lens, mirror, light source, object, and resultant rays to determine the image's characteristics.
- Young's Double Slit Interference
- Demonstrates the double slit experiments that produce fringes or wave-like interference patterns on a screen.
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