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Now you can run Java Applets even using a cell phone or a tablet without installing anything.
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Interactive Physics Demo (for PC only)
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1. Classical Mechanics
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View how the curve and the data are responding to the changes of the cable length,
the distance between its two ends and the weight per unit length.
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View how the coupled harmonic oscillation of the two carts are responding to the changes of
the Hook constants of the springs, their initial positions and the frictional constant.
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View both the spinning and circular motions of the Earth and understand how they bring
days, nights and the four seasons to our Earth.
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2. Optics
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View the image of an object is responding to the changes of its distance to the lens,
its height and the type of lens (converging or diverging).
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View the image of an object is responding to the changes of its distance to the Mirror,
its height and the type of Mirrors (Concave, Plane and Convex).
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3. Thermodynamics
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4. Demo in JDK 1.02 or JDK 1.1 (for PC only)
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Sorry, this Java Applet does not work
if using a cell phone or a tablet.
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I wrote the code of this Java Applet in 1997-98 as a gift from
Lockheed Martin to
The Tech Museum (San Jose) .
Amazingly, although it was created more than 20 years ago and used JDK 1.02, it is still
functioning today without any code change!
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5. Demo in VRML(for PC only)
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