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Let's interact with the light waves! Here, I created a real-time simulation that can run in your browser: You can change the beam width and the focusing power of the input light rays. Please give it a try and let me know your thoughts! #Optics #WebGL

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Hans Chiu1 year ago

Music: "wave of you" by snoozybeats from Pixabay

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OC Stavne1 year ago

This is cool. Great work!

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hampelman.algo1 year ago

I don't know much about webGL, but this kind of looks like a transparency and seeing simulator for newtonian scopes, and the other like chromatic abberation. Connect it to astro seeing forecast and simulate irt 🔭

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hunter1 year ago

@cube_flipper yoyoyoyoyo

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David Moore1 year ago

Absurdly cool! Your other videos have inspired me to learn Blender! Don't know if it helps, but I have a few nice formulas like the eq of a perfect Gaussian beam. I mean, you already have it sorted, but it's nice to see other approaches 😅

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Hans Chiu1 year ago

Thank you, and your work is amazing! I am still wrapping my head around FEM or similar methods. Can you suggest any reading material regarding the algorithm you have implemented?

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Tails1 year ago

Very cool, thank you

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Reinhard Langner1 year ago

wow, that is awesome.

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BELOUDEST1 year ago

Excellent, I wonder if this can be adapted for light beams in game engines based on always facing camera 2d cones. Cheap etc, but this looks very nice visually.

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Alfon1 year ago

Add draw wall mode

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