Spinnor
Jul1-09, 10:58 AM
Interest in 3D Lissajous Figures lead to a Google search which lead to a free program which ran on the free program, Mathematica Player, from Wolfram research,
http://www.wolfram.com/products/player/
From that page,
" Mathematica Player is an innovative new take on viewer applications.
Rather than just a reader, like Acrobat Reader, or a thin runtime, like Flash Player, Mathematica Player has the full Mathematica engine embedded right there--ready to make documents come alive or to power applets. (Of course, don't forget it can read notebooks too!)
Because Player-interactive documents are so easy to make using Mathematica technology, thousands of these are already freely available at the Wolfram Demonstrations Project--with more supplied each day by researchers, educators, students, and professionals. ".
The free application which graphs damped 3D Lissajous Figures is at:
http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/search.html?query=damped+3D+Lissajous+Figures+&submit.x=11&submit.y=11
A list of other demonstrations are at:
http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/
Enjoy!
http://www.wolfram.com/products/player/
From that page,
" Mathematica Player is an innovative new take on viewer applications.
Rather than just a reader, like Acrobat Reader, or a thin runtime, like Flash Player, Mathematica Player has the full Mathematica engine embedded right there--ready to make documents come alive or to power applets. (Of course, don't forget it can read notebooks too!)
Because Player-interactive documents are so easy to make using Mathematica technology, thousands of these are already freely available at the Wolfram Demonstrations Project--with more supplied each day by researchers, educators, students, and professionals. ".
The free application which graphs damped 3D Lissajous Figures is at:
http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/search.html?query=damped+3D+Lissajous+Figures+&submit.x=11&submit.y=11
A list of other demonstrations are at:
http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/
Enjoy!