is actually data generated by
Prof. Gollub at Haverford college.
I have no professional relationship with Dr. Gollub
but I use this data in class to illustrate how
the evolution of a chaotic system "stirs"
phase-space in the same way that this
dye is mixed with a stirring rod
Freshman Physics Lecture Supplements
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Freshman Physics Lecture Supplements
A Collection of slides to be used in a traditional calculus-based freshman physics course. The collection is not comprehensive, but contains worked problems that are appropriate for in-class discussions and self-testing of students, as well as other slides that are descriptive in nature intended to aid the instructor in presenting the material clearly and succinctly
Creator/Owner: R.Sonnenfeld
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Energy Conservation demo
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Video of Inertia demo
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Video of conclusion of Inertia demo
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Physics student Rosalie Ezra demonstrating low velocity motion
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R. Ezra demonstrating moderate velocities
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R. Ezra follows a difficult high velocity trajectory
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