Pathways to Visualize Physical Phenomena
Hammerath offers specialized solutions for abstract physical concepts such as fluctuating optics and electromagnetic fields:
- Advanced Physics Engine: Supports dynamic simulation of complex models such as Maxwell's system of equations, Schrödinger's equation, etc. Users only need to input the differential equations, and the system automatically completes the discretization and visualization.
- Multi-layer control: Allows superimposition of vector fields (e.g., electric field lines), scalar fields (e.g., potential distributions), and particle trajectories, with multi-layered presentation via transparency adjustment.
- Parametric experimentFor experiments such as "Young's double-slit interference", the sliders are provided for adjusting key parameters such as wavelength of light source and spacing of slits, so that the pattern changes can be observed in real time.
Example of operation: When demonstrating "Corrugator's Law", you can operate in three steps: 1) Select the "Magneto-electricity" template in the "Electromagnetism" template library; 2) Set the magnet speed and the number of turns of the coil in the parameter panel; 3) Turn on the "magnetic field lines + current direction" dual-view mode. and the number of turns of the coil in the parameter panel; 3) open the "magnetic field line + current direction" dual-view mode. The system will automatically generate a dynamic demonstration in accordance with the laws of physics.
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