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An Alternate Approach to Solving 2-Dimensional Elastic Collisions
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[QUOTE="edguy99, post: 6311589, member: 114935"] Great article, never thought about the relationship between refraction and momentum. Another amazing relationship is to apply a wave function to one of the particle sizes. Let one of the particles expand and contract at a certain frequency which adds to the dynamics of the collision (ie. if expanding or contracting, the particle will have another aspect to the collision). This extends the refraction/momentum model to include diffraction around edges. [/QUOTE]
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