NTNUJAVA Virtual Physics Laboratory

Simulation can help us visualize the physics model. You will find hundreds of physics related java simulations (download available for registered user).

• * Tell me. I may not get it, I'm sure to forget it.
• * Show me. I may get it, I'll remember it for a little while.
• * Have me do it. I'll understand it, it may stick for a while.

If you can not find physics related simulations you want. Post it here, describe the requirement and the design of the simulation in detail. And we will try to create one for you for free! We need to know the purpose for the simulation and the targeted user. Normally, we will start to create it within one week as soon as we have enough information to create the simulation.

• * Have me teach it. I'll really know it, I'll remeber it for a long time.
• * And, anyone that has ever written programs to model something has learned...
• * Have me program it. Guru. Can you say eternity!

You are welcomed to post questions related to physics or question related to physics simulation. e.g. How to display java applet in power point files?

Do you believe it! You can create your own simulations without writing a line of code. You just need to provide your design as property values and the simulation will be created and send to your email account. (So only registered user can access the simulation builder interface). Let us will show you how to create your own simulation (with step by step flash movie.) URL=Physlet Simulation Builder

You will find applets web pages translated into different language format here. You are all welcomed to translate our applet into your local language, please send me translated copy to share with more users. SLOVAKIA version of applets korean version of applets Japanese version of applets Dutch version of applets or Holland version Spanish version of applets Portuguese version Chinese version and physics forum

physics java applet related to kinematics

Physics java applets related to dynamics

physics java applets related to wave

physics java applets related to thermodynamics

physics java applets related to electromagnetics

physics java applets related to optics

misc physics related java applets which is not related to the above categories

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Easy Java Simulations (Ejs) is a software tool designed for the creation of computer simulations. It is designed for sicence teacher (not for professional programmer) What user need to do is supply information about science model (define variable, provide initial condition- initial value for variables , giving evolution condition -how variable change with time or constrains between variables) , Ejs will create java applet/ html page for your simulation. Please check out EJS wiki download for latest version

If you have any question related to EJS. Please posted it here. Please upload your ejs source and write down detail description about your problem. I will try to help as best as I can! (click Additional Options... to upload EJS source)

Ejs examples related to optics

illusion created with Easy java simulation. You can play with parameters to find out how the illusion are created!

Examples related to kinematics

Examples related to dynamics

Examples related to wave and fluid

Ejs applets related to E & M

Simulation related to electric circuit or electronic device

Ejs program related to thermodynamics

Applets related to modern physics

applets related to mathematics or other topics

EJS user community

Moderator: lookang

EJS Simulations modified by ahmedelshfie

Moderator: ahmedelshfie

There are many good simulations on the web, you are welcomed to add more simulations you have found.

For beginner who want to learn how to create simulation with EJS. Please check out simple EJS Examples and open EJS window to show the source code (Click 'load ejs as signed applet' button.

PHysics related resources

Here are recommend physics simulations found at other web sites

Interesting questions related to physics or just for fun!

Molecular Workbench is free, content-oriented modeling software for use in education. More detail information can be found at concord.org web site