If you are working on scientific hands-on experiments and demonstrations in Java, C, C++, Javascript, or whatever language and environment please contact us and join the project! Even if you are working on commerical products you are most welcome to join.

Just imagine how incredibly efficient these things can be made if we all develop them together in the same way as other free software such as Linux, gcc, emacs, ghostscript, etc., is developed! There will be FAQ's, HTML (and PS) manuals, very high portability, user friendly interfaces, mailing lists and bulletin boards (news groups) for discussing development and usage, documented patches, and continous development! These ideas also hold for loads of software used in reasearch and we may also consider such projects in the future.

This is a collection of some nice on-line examples that could be starting points for such projects (requires a client with Java support, e.g. Netscape Navigator 2.0). The authors of these demonstrations do not take part in the project (yet?!). The Java language has only been out to the public for a few months and we expect an enormously rapid development!

• The Ising Model
• Chaos
• Molecular Dynamics Simulation
• Projectile Motion
• The damped harmonic oscillator
• The Keppler problem
• The simple plane pendelum
• The chaotic driven pendelum
• The Travelling Salesman
• CMOS gate demonstration
• The Mandelbrot Set
• Quantum Scattering
• The Lorentz Dynamical System
• Ballistics - The Cannon
• The Virtual Lightbulb - Ohm's law
• The Virtual Telescope
• The ideal gas law and the piston
• Chaos - Quadratic and Henon Maps
• Managing a nuclear power plant...
• FFT visualizer