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Article #1629Re: PENN STATE RADIATION SCIENCE & ENGR. CENTER + SUMMER PROGRAM
From: Paul Hickman
Date: Tue, 22 Feb 1994 13:31
Date: Tue, 22 Feb 1994 13:31
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If any of you are teaching any particle physics (I can do it since we have a second year physics course) There is a wonderful piece of software which will compliment the "Standard Model" hypercard stack and Cindy Schwarz"s book "A Tour of the Subatomic Zoo" available from AIP. The software is called "Chamber Works" and was a winner in this years Computers in Physics contest. It simulates the decay of pions in a chamber. Students can investigate the effect of changing energy and field and "observe reconstructions" of the decays. It is available from OnScreen Science, Inc. 46 Wallace St Sommerville, MA 02144 (617) 776-6416. for $34.95 for a limited time.(uniil 3/1/94) It runs on Mac LC or higher. I have used it with my students while it was being developed for the last three years and it is very valuable Paul Paul Hickman Physics Belmont HS
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