Software simulator for point charges & conductors

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Several users inquire about software or simulators for modeling point charges and conductors, specifically those that allow for dynamic interactions. A recommended resource is a Japanese website that offers a simulator for electric flux, which enables users to visualize and manipulate point charges. The discussion emphasizes the importance of having dynamic features to better understand the behavior of charges. Users express interest in finding additional tools with similar capabilities. The conversation highlights the need for accessible educational resources in this area of physics.
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Is there any software/simulator of point charges/conductors? Preferably with features enabling dynamics of charges.
 
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