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ParticleFaze Screenshots

iPhone

About ParticleFaze

ParticleFaze simulates the behavior of weakly interacting atomic particles in the gas phase. The particles undergo real molecular dynamics according to Newton's equations of motion and interact via the Lennard-Jones energy of attraction, from which all particle forces are derived. The user can adjust the range and strength of attraction, along with the temperature, through the interface to affect the dynamics and behavior of the particles, and to ultimately learn how particles interact in the gas phase. The user can also change the velocity and direction of particles through touching and dragging on the screen

What's New in the Latest Version 1.2

Last updated on Jul 24, 2014

Old Versions

Performance enhancements
Un-pause via touch screen

Version History

1.2

Jul 24, 2014

Performance enhancements
Un-pause via touch screen

1.1

Jul 11, 2014

Swipe to to move particles
Improved graphics, controls
Full screen view, can hide/unhide controls
Periodic boundary conditions, where particles are wrapped around edges
Turn on/off attractive interactions between unlike particles
Performance enhancements

1.0

Jul 1, 2014

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