Map 3D model of a fluid flow in an elbow joint, with slice position showing pressure drop and color scale showing velocity distribution. The simple and robust graphical user inferface makes it easy to set up a model, run a simulation and visualize the results. In addition to this, you are also able to define your own equations and systems of equations.
Resonance is a well known phenomenon in physics.
The low bass tones from the stereo in the living room may shake the windows, and make the floor vibrate. The colored surface shows the sound intensity pattern for its associated eigenfrequency at 80 Hz. In the equation-based mode, classical or generic PDEs are used to freely formulate and solve any problem with a general mathematical approach. You can move seamlessly between this generic interface and the physics modes, which you can use to build models with properties that are tailored for the specific application area. The GUI presents an elegant approach and platform for creating models, providing you with a quick understanding of the parameters driving your system, and how their variations impacts its performance.