...and it's easy to show that removing one source and adding a reflecting barrier also creates an interference pattern, this time between the source and its reflection. The cross-section view can be used to examine this.

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In my #TeachPhysics app written using #DotNetMAUI, you can easily add 2 sources of circular ripples and show how spacing of interference fringes changes with the spacing of the sources. Wide sources = narrow fringe spacing. Close sources = wide fringe spacing...

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#TeachPhysics app written using #DotNetMAUI now has a help section explaining the controls. I'm hoping to get it released by Christmas. Still needs a bit of work.

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#PhysicsEducation app written using #DotNetMAUI now has working circular and straight dippers with variable amplitude and wavelength. Objects can be added and removed. Just need to fix the title bar and do load/save of ripple tank state so some standard wave phenomena can be shown.

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More work on the next #DotNetMAUI app - an educational #physics game. Dippers, barriers and cross-sections can be moved around the ripple tank to create and observe various wave phenomena. Buttons at the bottom will be used to add objects.
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Here's work on the next #DotNetMAUI app - an educational physics game. Check out those classic twin-slit interference fringes naturally emerging from the simulation.
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My next app developed using fantastic cross-platform system #DotNetMAUI, will be Wordy Blob. Building a diverse portfolio of apps, from Geology (Plate Tectonics Simulator), to games (Maxwell's Demon and Wordy Blob) and on to physics education (Wavicle).
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If Brian Cox had met Carl Sagan...

The .NET MAUI game is getting there. Still needs more work on the gameplay.

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The .NET MAUI game is getting there. Maybe another couple of weeks' development before submitting to Google Play Store. Still needs some work on the gameplay.

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How do you get the red and blue balls into the right places? Another possible level for the evolving .NET MAUI game. Introducing big balls blocking little balls.

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A video of the Win Forms utility app. I wrote it for designing the levels in the game - positioning the collections of balls and the various shaped walls that they bounce off. I'll put a devlog on YouTube at some point.
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How do you get the red and blue balls into the right places? One possible level for the evolving .NET MAUI game.

#physicsgames #freegames #physicsfun #dotnetmaui #mauiday #indiedev #gamedev

Following on from plate tectonics, next app: a game, but still with a scientific theme. Here's some very early work.
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Genuary day 21: "Create a collision detection system (no libraries allowed)". Simple collisions between equal sized circles or spheres. Core code and explanatory diagram under the circles to which the code is applied.
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A windy day in the windy city for genuary 18 - wind theme.

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