Did-Apps

Apps for teaching and learning

Numeric Apps Suite

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Fluxion

Fluxion calculates the numerical solution of an arbitrary problem described by a set of first order differential equations.

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Newton-II

Calculation of the movement of a point mass using Newton’s Second Law.

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Lagrange

Calculation of the movements of a body mass using kinetic and potential energy unsing the Lagrange equations.

Other Apps

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LogGl

A small app to visualize the iteration mechanism and the formation of a bifurcation diagram of the logistic equation.

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Magnetpendel

Calculates the motion and the basins of attraction of a pendulum over a plate with three magnets.

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AccelVisu

Vectorial representation of acceleration using the built-in accelerometer of a smartphone or tablet.

 

Great for learning

Thanks to the easy operation of all programs of the "Did-Apps", students can quickly calculate and visualize solutions of physical problems and examine the systems more precisely without much prior knowledge.

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Helpful for teaching

The interactive operation of the programs makes it possible for teachers at school and lecturers at the university to solve physical problems live and demonstrate the influences of various parameters on the physical system.

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