Trivial Physics Simulations (...in Silverlight) - Part 1

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Fisica 1 e Silverlight 2

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Questa mattina ho notato che sono state aggiunte delle nuove applicazioni Silverlight 2 alla gallery

Simulaciones físicas con Silverlight

Jorge Serrano - MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 17:53:06 GMT

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Drawing Fractal Trees - Part 2

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L-Systems We've established that drawing the tree will use the concept of self-similarity. To put this

Trivial Physics Simulations (...in Silverlight)

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re: Trivial Physics Simulations (...in Silverlight) - Part 1

Will — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 15:39:33 GMT

I think, if Newton was using meters in his calculations, that he was WAAAAAAY ahead of his time.

Simulaciones físicas con Silverlight

El blog de Jorge — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 08:38:49 GMT

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re: Trivial Physics Simulations (...in Silverlight) - Part 1

georgea67 — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 09:51:48 GMT

The past, present and future of computer simulation of real-time physical events, or simply computer-based simulations that involve highly accurate representations of things moving/changing in space and time that are precisely affected by multiple variables like wind, rain, gravity, mud, oil, planets, waves, etc are very fascinating topics for gamers(many may not realize this explicitly, but they sure experience it!), mathematicians, programmers and physicists alike. Heck, any body who thinks about the thinking behind things that they experience in a simulated environment should watch/listen to this interview (available in podcast form as well as video)

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re: Trivial Physics Simulations (...in Silverlight) - Part 1

Generale — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 01:16:38 GMT

I know this is an old entry, but I just wanted to thank you for it.

I have been having a massive mental block on inertial coding as it has been a long time for me. As soon as I saw this it came back to me. Great explanations. Thank you.