This Ripple Applet is designed to show wave interference effects. Click edit and then drag the sources to change their position. Then click calculate to restart the simulation. This applet is one of many excellent resources available at the WebPhysics site at Davidson College http://webphysics.davidson.edu/welcome.htm

Note the following conditions of use copied from this site -- Except for the condition noted below, the materials on this web site may be used for non-profit, educational purposes without requesting permission of Davidson College. For such use, Davidson College should be credited as the source on at least one HTML page of the curriculum where these applets are being used. Condition: Any publication or commercial use of these materials or edited versions thereof in printed or electronic form require the permission of Wolfgang Christian.

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