Quantum tunneling

[concord]

http://mw.concord.org/modeler1.3/mirror/quantum/tunneling.html

[lookang]

It appears Molecular Workbench is open source as well.
quote: http://mw.concord.org/modeler/
We recommend that the Eclipse IDE be used to get the source code. You can access it through https://svn.concord.org/svn/projects/ using SVN. Once you connect to our SVN server, check out trunk/common/java/simulations/mw/. The source code can also be browsed online.


Question on EJS and Molecular Workbench:
Can EJS be used to view

1. their implementation?
2. their java files be added to library of EJS ?

Question about Molecular Workbench
I don't understand their project enough to comment precisely, but
for http://mw2.concord.org/public/student/classic/pendulum/NewtonCradle.cml
how to I see the equations that make this work?
thanks!

[Fu-Kwun Hwang]

1.Ejs can not view Molecular Workbench source files.
2. Because EJS is a  java code generator.
If the necessary jar/library files were included in the EJS, you can add any external code into EJS.

[concord]

Ejs and Molecular Workbench (MW) are two different projects. I am not sure that the source of MW can be helpful to Ejs, as there is no interface between the two.

The Newton Cradle example you cited was created using MW's graphical modeling environment (no programming was needed). It then runs within MW's generic classical mechanics simulation engine, which solves Newton's Second Law for any interacting particle system. There is no special source file associated with it, other than the setup that got saved when the model was designed with the GUI.

Hope this helps.

[VanessaA]

Thanks for sharing the information.It is definitely going to help me some time.
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[rahulpilan]

Hi,
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