PHYSXHACKATHON OmbakSim
A free physics simulation — play it in your browser, no install. WaveSync - real time live simulator wave interference
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OmbakSim is a compact, zero-dependency browser app that simulates real-time 2D wave interference for education and experimentation.
OmbakSim helps students and engineers build intuition for wave interference (superposition), connecting directly to real-world phenomena like noise cancellation and other coherent-wave applications.
The simulation renders an amplitude field over a fixed 2D grid (400×400). It models waves as a sum of contributions from a small set of moving/placed coherent sources.
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