fieldEB

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Last Update: 2013-04-16

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fieldEB is an electrostatic and magnetostatic simulator.
With fieldEB you can put charges or current on a 2D space.
Electrostatic field and magnetostatic can be drawn.

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Electrostatic field around an electrostatic dipole

Electrostatic potential around two positive charges

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