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The EJS Anisotropic Oscillator model displays the dynamics of a mass connected to two opposing springs. The simulation displays the motion of the mass as well as the trajectory plot. The initial position of the mass can be changed by dragging. The unstretched lengths of the springs can changed as well via textboxes.
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Science and Technology
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Post-secondary
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Open Source Physics
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The EJS Oscillator Chain model shows a one-dimensional linear array of coupled harmonic oscillators with fixed ends. This model can be used to study the propagation of waves in a continuous medium and the vibrational modes of a crystalline lattice. The EJS model shown here contains 31 coupled oscillators equally spaced within the interval [0, 2 pi] with fixed ends.
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Science and Technology
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Post-secondary
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Open Source Physics
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The EJS Spring Pendulum model displays the model of a hollow mass that moves along a rigid rod that is also connected to a spring. The mass, therefore, undergoes a combination of spring and pendulum oscillations. The initial position and velocities, as well as the spring constant can be changed via textboxes.
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Science and Technology
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Post-secondary
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Open Source Physics
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