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The UTexas website for Lecture Demos is:http://www.ph.utexas.edu/~phy-demo/
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From that location you can click on Mechanics (1Axx.xx) and begin
down to 1J11.20. A link will take you directly to this demo with a photoof
of the 4 x 4's we use and an early drawing from UMinnesota.
However, I reommend that you go back to the UTexas homepage and search
several of the more complete websites (we cater primarily to offering the
PIRA 200 most commonly used demos, of which this is one). At the bottom
the UTexas webpage is a link to "demo resources at other univesities".
I know that one of the references in the PIRA Bibliography gives a full
explanation of the series, and its L/2N limit for step size when using N
blocks to set up the demo.