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Seeking Guidance on Final Year BS Physics Project Topics with Limited Experimental Facilities [closed]
I am currently in the final year of my BS Physics program, and I am in the process of selecting a topic for my final year project. However, my university lacks experimental and laboratory facilities, ...
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Is there any game for understanding elevator physics?
I'm a physics teacher and I'm wondering if there's any game for physics elevator problems (weight in accelerating elevator) that the student can play with to better understand in what situations the ...
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I am learning electricity and magnetism remotely, what is the best tool kit in the market for a home lab to accompany this college course? [closed]
My university suspended all labs in the physics department and there is no virtual option, but for me to understand E&M I need to see some live experiments and do them myself. What lab kit on the ...
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Is there a "standard" quantum simulator/animator for pedagogy?
I'm having a hard time finding animations for 1D or 2D square well, SHO, free particle with barriers, etc, that I'm sure are "trustworthy". It's the sort of thing I would do in python in my spare time ...
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Simulation software to solve high school level mechanics problems
I'm a physics teacher and I would like to find a simulation software that could be used to give exact numerical answers to high school level problems in Newtonian mechanics.
I want the students to ...
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Resource required for learning simulations in physics
I know basic programming in C and Fortran. I want to learn simple simulations in physics to have some idea about it. Right now I don't have any idea about it. Can someone refer some online/offline ...
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Visualising General Relativity [closed]
I've recently found myself with copies of both Maple and Mathematica and I'm looking to use it to study relativity and hopefully the field equations of GR.
I mainly study general relativity but I've ...
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Gravitational waves: simulations of signal
I am self-learning GR.
I was wondering if there is any open source software to help learn more about the signal processing of gravitational waves. E.g. a software that injects a signal into random ...
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Web utility for viewing $x$-$t$, $v$-$t$, and $a$-$t$ graphs
I'm wondering if there exists any utility on the web which displays $x$-$t$, $v$-$t$, and $a$-$t$ graphs for, say, a number of well considered example animations. The utility should allow pausing, ...
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Searching books and papers with equations
Sometimes I may come up with an equation in mind, so I want to search for the related material. It may be the case that I learn it before but forget the name, or, there is no name for the equation yet....