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"Chaos Auf Ebene" (movie) by Rainer Wonisch. |
"Pyramid" by Jim Swift. More ... |
"Chaosmund" (movie) by Rainer Wonisch. |
"Kleeblatt" (movie) by Rainer Wonisch. |
"Magic Carpet" (movie) by Rainer Wonisch. |
"Moving Petal" (movie) by Katherine Brandl. |
"Drumhead J02" (movie) by Jim Swift. The second radial mode of a drumhead. More ... |
"Visual Derivatives, Part 1" by Tom Tredon. Calculus teachers: click on Edit in DPGraph for an explanation. |
This sphere is an example of using a time-dependent expression to color a surface. |
"Springendes Schachbrett" (movie) by Rainer Wonisch. |
"Talking Head" by Hassan Sedaghat. Click on Edit in DPGraph for more info on how the parameters affect the speed. |
"Canary" (movie) by Travis Casper. The actual graph flys much faster than this slowed down sequence, and it breathes, too. |
"Velocity Field for a Stream" by Tom Tredon. Use DPGraph's Scrollbar to vary A (one river bank), B (the other river bank), or C (the speed of the stream). Click on Edit in DPGraph for more info. |
"Velocity Field for Fluid Flow Thru a Tube" by Tom Tredon. Use DPGraph's Scrollbar to vary A (the curvature), B (the inner diameter), or C (the speed of the fluid flow). Inspired by a drawing on page 3 of Harry Schey's "Div, Grad, Curl, and All That", 2nd edition. Click on Edit in DPGraph for more info. |
"Twilight Zone" (movie) by Jim Swift. Click on Edit in DPGraph for more info, and use the Scrollbar to vary A, B, and C. More ... |
"Sea Shell" by Hassan Sedaghat, colorized by David Parker. The surface is colored by theta in spherical coordinates. |
"Petals" by Katherine Brandl. The symplectic leaves associated with a Poisson bracket, used to describe the primitive spectra of certain algebras. |
"Visual Derivatives, Part 2" by Tom Tredon. Calculus teachers: click on Edit in DPGraph for an explanation. |