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these pages you can find the applets which we have developed over the past
few years in collaboration with several other members of the Faculty of
Science of the National University of Singapore. |
Brought
to you by:
Frederick H. Willeboordse, Tey Meng Khoon, Alexander Ling and James Wee
in collaboration with Helmer Aslaksen and Belal E. Baaquie. |
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This
applet shows how much enerygy the Sun brings to various parts of our
solar system.
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This
applet shows the propagation of light at the interface between two
different media.
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The
superposition of waves can be demostrated with the help of music synthesis.
See how waves add and what the results sound like.
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A
space elevator could revolutionize the exploration of space. But how
strong would the cable need to be?
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discovery of the correct formula for blackbody radiation played
a key role in the formulation of modern physics.
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Is
an electron a particle or a wave? Explore various interference related
phenomena with this applet.
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The
mass of an object depends on its speed. How much?
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Bifurcation
Diagram of the Logistic Map
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Coupled logistic maps are an excellent paradigm for spatiall extended chaos.
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NOTE: the parameters for the GCM are not set properly right now. |
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Spatially coupled logistic maps display fascinating behaviour. Despite the difference in the underlying mathematical model, the dynamics are often identical to those of the coupled logistic lattice.
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