Out of all the webpages in my website, this page is special, which is made for only fun.
In this page, I mainly present some common mathematical systems and their solutions in the form of animations.
As I said: this page is made just for fun, which will make you feel how beautiful math is !!! Enjoy the animations below from the YouTube links. 🥰 🥰 ❤️
Here, I am presenting animations of a very well known and common solution of Lorenz system. This is also known as the Butterfly effect.
I published a mathematical model in 2021 on anemia disease, which is commonly seen in children under five.
Here, I added two visual representations of the solution behaviours:
animation (part 1) and animation (part 2)
If you want to read the full paper, click this link.
Findings: Anemia disease could be controlled if campaign programs are widely implemented (see animation (part 2) for details, which shows this fact).
(Susceptible-Infected-Recovered in Space-Time model)
Here, I am presenting an animation of the well-known SIR model with spatial dynamics (in PDEs). You will get to know the idea if you see the video/animation.
Dynamics of a double pendulum
Here, I am presenting an animation of the well-known dynamics of a double pendulum.
(Electron orbiting around the nucleus)
Here, I am presenting an animation of the well-known Rutherford atomic model.
Trajectories of three identical bodies (Sun-Earth-Moon)
Here, I am presenting an animation of the well-known Three-body problem (Sun-Earth-Moon).
(Non-conservative, oscillating system with non-linear damping)
Here, I am presenting an animation of the well-known Van der Pol oscillator.
Think about a cube
Question: What would happen to a real 3D object if it gained access to 2 more dimensions ?
(animation)
(this one is my own thought, which is not very special though)
Here, I am presenting an animation of my own creation 'modelling the motion of a particle'.
I will add some more animations (of some systems) here in upcoming days. Thanks for your patience. For getting back to my homepage, click the button below.
If you want to Run SIR model in python, go to my colab link: SIR model in Python.
If you click here, it will take some moment to load, so please have patience while loading. Then, play with the numerics 🥰