Java Java applet for Single/Double-slit Experiment?

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A user is seeking a website that offers a Java applet for conducting Single or Double-slit experiments, specifically to manipulate variables such as slit width, slit thickness, slit distance from the screen, and incident light wavelength. A recommended resource is the Falstad website, which provides a suitable applet for exploring these concepts in depth. The discussion emphasizes the importance of interactive learning in understanding the principles of wave interference and diffraction.
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Greetings,

Does anyone know a website with a java applet for a Single or Double-slit experiment? I'd like to mess around with the variables to learn the intricacies of how it works.

Variables I'd like to mess with include:

slit width
slit thickness
slit distance from screen
incident light wavelength

Thanks.
 
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Chaos' lil bro Order said:
Does anyone know a website with a java applet for a Single or Double-slit experiment? I'd like to mess around with the variables to learn the intricacies of how it works.
Check http://www.falstad.com/ripple/" for more.
 
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Ty. Very good links, much obliged.
 

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