Resources for simulations in physics

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Start date Apr 21, 2014
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Several users recommend web resources for physics simulations similar to those found on the PhET website. Notable suggestions include ComPADRE, Wolfram Demonstrations, and a developing site called PhysicsIMS, which is expanding its collection of simulations. These resources aim to enhance learning and understanding of physics concepts through interactive tools. The discussion highlights the importance of accessible online simulations for educational purposes. Overall, these recommendations provide valuable options for anyone seeking to explore physics through simulations.

Apr 21, 2014

Goodver

Hi,

Could you please recommend web resources with similar simulations as here:

http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulations/category/new

thanks

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Apr 21, 2014

jedishrfu

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www.compadre.org/osp

May 4, 2014

ahmedo93

Check out http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/topic.html?topic=Physics&limit=20

May 14, 2014

arch3r

Me and my friend are developing a website at the moment, right now has a few simulations but they are growing and I really think they are quite useful http://physicsims.com/

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