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written by Wolfgang Christian and Francisco Esquembre

In order to study the relation between Ejs and Java, we build time in-dependent and time dependent function plotters from scratch. We introduce common data types including objects and we explore various user interface elements and show how to control their appearance. Finally, we show how Ejs makes it easy to display scalar and vector fields.

Book Title: Modeling Science: From Free Fall to Chaos

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All chapters are copyrighted by Wolfgang Christian and Francisco Esquembre. They are not to be copied or distributed without contacting one of the authors.
Keywords:: Easy Java Simulations, Ejs, fields, modeling function plotter, user interface
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Record Updated:: November 21, 2014 by Wolfgang Christian
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