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Learning about fields and waves using visual electromagnetics

Issues that might be involved in developing a VEM (visual electromagnetics) learning environment are considered. Man's natural inclination for visualization is examined, as well as how the growth of computer resources is rapidly transforming the technology of visual presentations for image generation and display, and animation. Two approaches for VEM are considered: stored-solution modes and generated-solution modes.<<ETX>>

E.K. Miller | S. Chakrabarti | S. Gogineni | R.W. Cole

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