Re: e-field software?

[Paul Hutta <ibt@psu.edu>]

May I suggest using MathCAD toallow students to experiment with these
concepts.  
It is very easy to use and shows both potential lines and vector fields.  

I have used it and it is available at:

http://www.ecsel.psu.edu/~phutta
Select the MathCAD files link and look under Physics 202.

MathCAD 6.0+ is now available for the MAC and the worksheets do run on a MAC
even though they were written with WINDOWS S/W.



At 09:25 PM 1/31/97 -0500, you wrote:
> Does anybody know of a piece of shareware or freeware software for the
> Macintosh that will graphically show e-field lines for various setups? I've
> tried the ussual sources like AOL and www.shareware.com with no luck.
> -tony
>
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> wayne@pen.k12.va.us                     Those that understand, teach.
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