Animations created by David M. Harrison
at the University of Toronto
Chaos Animation of Two Bouncing Balls
Three Body Gravitational Problem
Graphing Distance, Velocity and Constant Acceleration
Graphing Velocity With Constant (User Variable) Acceleration
Dropping Two Balls Near the Earth, One With Horizontal Velocity
View a Falling Ball in Different Frames of Reference
Projectile Motion, Variable Height and Angle
Position and Average Velocity Vectors in Projectile Motion
Racing Balls Along Different Paths
Racing Skiers Along Different Paths
Coordinate System for Circular Motion
Tension and Weight Vectors While Moving in a Vertical Circle
Cycloid Path of a Point on a Rolling Disk
Series of Animations to Explain Curling
Series of Animations Explaining Why a Cat Always Lands on Its Feet
Simple Harmonic Motion, Sine Wave and Circular Motion Tied Together
Simple Harmonic Motion on a Spring and Torsional Harmonic Motion
Comparison of DC Current to Water Flow
Field Lines From a Point Charge
Electric Field of an Oscillating Charge
Electric and Magnetic Fields of an Oscillating Charge
Circular Polarization of Electric and Magnetic Fields
Path of a Positively Charged Spinning Object
Path of a Spinning Charge Through a Non-Homogeneous Magnetic Field
Derivative of the Sine Function
Scattering Off a Circular Target
Pair Production and Annihilation
Interaction of X-Rays With Matter
Reflection From a Mirror Which Can Be Rotated
Reflection and Refraction at a Boundary
Object to Image Relationship With a Lens
Time Base on an Oscilloscope 1
Time Base on an Oscilloscope 2
Time Base on an Oscilloscope 3
Voltage Control on an Oscilloscope
Trigger Level on an Oscilloscope
Wave Particle Duality of an Electron
Histogram of Double Slit Experiment
Visual of Double Slit Experiment as a Particle and a Wave
Why Michelson-Morley Experiment Works
Why Length Contraction is Invisible
Foucault Pendulum and Mach's Principle
The Advance of Planetary Perihelion
Visualization of How Beats Are Created
Visualization of Doppler Effect
Visualization of How a Tuning Forks Produces Sound
Visualization of a Longitudinal Wave
Introduction to the Physics of Music
Visualization of Adding Two Vectors
Visualization of Adding Three Vectors
Visualization of Subtracting Two Vectors
Visualization of Adding Vectors by Components
Visualization of the Cross Product
Reflection of Waves From a Barrier
Reflection of Waves From Two Barriers