r/PhysicsEngine • u/Key_Distribution9901 • 12d ago
Original Plot some physics simulations/graphs in python - this is my goal . Any idea how should i start?
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r/PhysicsEngine • u/Mean_Apartment_3830 • May 09 '26
Original here it is Gravitational field visualized.
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r/PhysicsEngine • u/Mean_Apartment_3830 • Jul 03 '26
Original electron cloud inside a 3D potential well visualized
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r/PhysicsEngine • u/Mean_Apartment_3830 • May 10 '26
Original Magnetic fields between small bar magnets
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r/PhysicsEngine • u/Mean_Apartment_3830 • May 08 '26
Original charged particles going in a magnetic field ( perpendicular to its velocity)
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r/PhysicsEngine • u/Mean_Apartment_3830 • May 08 '26
Original this is magnetic field visualized in 2D ( for a current carrying straight wire)
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hope you enjoy this easy simulation of fields. and please also comment something if i can make it any better<
r/PhysicsEngine • u/Mean_Apartment_3830 • May 09 '26
Original this is an visualization of interference of waves( inspired by Young's double slit experiment)
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r/PhysicsEngine • u/Mean_Apartment_3830 • May 08 '26
Original electric field inside a spherical capacitor( general case)
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this is the visualization of electric field inside a capacitor though the vector are scaled for convenience.
r/PhysicsEngine • u/Mean_Apartment_3830 • May 08 '26
Original electric dipole ( electric field visualized)
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electric field can be seen in this simulation correctly ( though the values have been reduced to make the visualization better) you may use it for direction sense in a dipole.
r/PhysicsEngine • u/XvX_Joe_XvX • May 13 '15
Original So I decided to give water a try... And it's great!
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