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From: Eberhard Traenkle <traenkle_at_TOLIMAN.PHYSIK.FU-BERLIN.DE>
Subject: simulation programs
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In-Reply-To: <5773B5436_at_colossusip.geog.ualberta> from "RUSS SAMPSON" at
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COMPUTER SIMULATION
I have written computer programs for the simulation and visualisation of
rainbows, halos, pollencoronas and mirages.
Last week I prepared my homepage at the WWW server of the department. I
put
in the homepage a picture from our halo simulation program and two
pictures
from our pollencorona simulation program - just for demonstration.
I like to use computer simulation and visualisation of physical
processes
as a pedagogical aid in lectures and as examples for student exercises.
I put also in the homepage a list of 60 such programs.
More information you can get from the hompage
http://www.physik.fu-berlin.de/~traenkle/
Is anybody interested in an exchange of such computer programs ?
regards, Eberhard Traenkle
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