Demo Waves in Materials
jjweimer
Outline
This self-standing demonstration tries to give a cartoon representation of how an electromagnetic wave (light) will interact with different polarization modes in a material. The modes are electronic (atomic or molecular orbitals), ionic (ion pairs), and plasmon (free electrons). You can change the relative wavelength or offset starting point for the input wave. You can change the relative positions of the atoms or ions. Clicking the Run button will simulate the wave traveling in time through the material.
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- Experiment: Demo Waves in Materials (self-standing)
- Help File: A brief notebook description
- Depends On: nothing
Project Details
Current Project Release
Release File: | Demo Waves in Materials v3.00.zip (353.4 KB) |
Version Date: | |
Version Major: | 3 |
Version Patch Level: | 00 |
OS Compatibility: | Windows Mac-Intel |
Release Notes: |
OverviewThis is the first public release version for a project that has undergone numerous internal revisions. |
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