Software simulator for point charges & conductors

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The discussion centers around the search for software or simulators that model point charges and conductors, specifically those that allow for dynamic manipulation of charges. A recommended tool is the simulator available at Kobe University, which features interactive capabilities for dragging charges in and out. This tool is primarily in Japanese, which may limit accessibility for non-Japanese speakers. Users are encouraged to explore this simulator for practical applications in electrostatics.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of electrostatics principles
  • Familiarity with point charge concepts
  • Basic knowledge of software simulation tools
  • Ability to navigate Japanese-language resources
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore the Kobe University electrostatics simulator for hands-on experience
  • Research additional software options for simulating electrostatic interactions
  • Learn about the mathematical modeling of point charges
  • Investigate user forums for tips on using Japanese-language simulators
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Students, educators, and researchers in physics, particularly those focusing on electrostatics and simulation tools for educational purposes.

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Is there any software/simulator of point charges/conductors? Preferably with features enabling dynamics of charges.
 
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As you drag it in, drag it out.
 
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