Free physics 101 se software for mac

Chrysalis is a real-time causal pace evolution widget/game.
You start with nothing but plants and dirt.
By figuring out the right temperature that promotes growth/evolution you must guide an unknown species through several stages of evolution until it hopefully evolve into the Elders.
Inside Chrysalis-A there are two ways to control the temperature.
A blue value introduces chilled water into the chamber which lowers the temperature over time. A red valve turns on the gas heater which raises the temperature over time. Fumes and excess water are automatically removed from the chamber, so dont worry about it.
Main features:
- Causal game pace. You can check your progress and make changes only once or twice a day without missing out on anything(Prefect thing to have while at work).
- Animated graphics.
- Real-time report of all species inside the chamber.
- Realistic sound effect.
- Physics based animation.
- Each species has its own unique look and temperature requirements
- Available for the Mac and PC

Interactive Web Physics (IWP) is a Java utility, a Web-based animation and problem designer tool.

Anyone can quickly design mathematics or physics animations and simulations that run in a web browser. Unlike other solutions, no knowledge of programming is required.

IWP Animator allows a student to fully explore and interact with a physics or mathematics problem: pause, rewind, and step through time as well as adjust the inputs to the problem to change the outcome.

The Animator reads Problem Files (XML files) containing parameter data that describes a situation that could be modeled with parametric equations or Euler + RK2 + RK4 simulations. Automatic graphing of displacement, velocity, and acceleration components is built in.

IWP Designer is a companion tool that makes IWP XML Problem Files easy to create. Many unique types of problems can designed using a combination of primitive objects: mathematical inputs, outputs, solid objects, vectors, window ranges, graph ranges, and time parameters.

With relative ease, anyone can create an equation system that makes an animation move. The designer has visual menus that are responsive and easy to navigate.

Particles is a screen saver of particles combining and exploding as they bounce around the screen.

The parameters of the physics model are highly customizable, and include the following interactions: gravity between particles, fusion of colliding particles, elastic collisions between particles, and much more. Supports multiple monitors.

FieldLines 1.2.1 is an especially important screen saver that simulates the electric field lines emitted by charged particles. In this screen saver, ions move around the screen and bind to the lines of other ions as they get close and unbind as they move away. As the original author has said, physics never looked so good.

Requirements:

• Required: Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
• Required: ATI Rage 128 video card or later

CocoaBeam is designed to help lighting designers visualize the performance of a lighting fixture.

CocoaBeam is a small utility that is not designed to be a physics-accurate simulation or a CAD designer.

BOINC Menubar (formerly Deep Thought) is a front end for BOINC, a software platform developed at Berkeley which allows volunteers such as yourself to contribute unused processor cycles to help solve problems in physics, medicine, climatology, astronomy, and more.

Combining tens of thousands of computers, BOINC users form what is effectively the most powerful supercomputer on the planet.

BOINC Menubar provides a simple interface for BOINC, eliminating the need for any command-line typing.

BOINC Menubar does not have a main window, application menu, or dock icon. Instead, everything is controlled from a small icon which appears in the upper right hand corner of your screen.

Clicking on this icon produces a menu which provides you access to all the features of BOINC Menubar.

SPIRES Widget 1.1 is a freeware which lets you find out articles. You also get the citation information. slac.stanford.edu/spires is the High-Energy Physics Literature Database. You can enter your search string, press Enter and youre there! You can select from various output formats and sorting methods.