Resultant wave

R.W. is a physics program that shows the resultant of two waves

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Resultant wave is a physics program designed to let you see the resultant of 2 waves traveling in opposite directions. It lets you choose the wavelength and amplitude to see the effect on the resultant and allows the creation of stationary waves among others. Resultant wave has numerous visual display options to allow for clarity.

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Screen-shot demonstrating a resultant wave of two waves of different wavelength and amplitude

Screen-shot demonstrating the stationary-orbs and continuous line features

Screen-shot demonstrating a resultant wave of two waves of equal wavelength and amplitude

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