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209 WORKS  /  12 COLLECTIONS

CHAOS

予測できないもの

18 works この中から1本 →

ほんのわずかな差が、まったく違う結末になる。

CATASTROPHE NEW

Cusp catastrophe. Smooth parameter changes cause sudden jumps in equilibrium state. Hysteresis traces the geometry of discontinuous bifurcation.

CHAOS 2026.09.06
TAME

Chaos control. Tiny parameter perturbations stabilize unstable periodic orbits hidden in the logistic map's chaos — the OGY method tames disorder into order.

CHAOS 2026.08.31
STOCHASTIC RESONANCE

Stochastic resonance. A paradoxical phenomenon where adding noise amplifies a weak signal by helping it cross a threshold.

CHAOS 2026.08.19
ARNOLD TONGUES

Arnold tongues. Tongue-shaped mode-locking regions fill the circle map's parameter space, and the devil's staircase marks each winding number.

CHAOS 2026.08.16
BOOLEAN

Random Boolean network. N nodes control each other via Boolean functions. A phase transition between order and chaos emerges near K=2.

CHAOS 2026.08.13
STRANGE

Strange attractor explorer. Discover chaotic orbits from Sprott's quadratic map parameter space, rendered as log-density accumulation.

CHAOS 2026.07.10
CATMAP

Arnold's cat map. An area-preserving chaotic transformation shears and mixes a color gradient, yet it perfectly recurs after finite steps.

CHAOS 2026.06.30
FEEDBACK

Visual feedback loop. The screen redraws itself scaled and rotated, creating infinite regress patterns.

CHAOS 2026.06.28
LYAPUNOV

Lyapunov fractal. Mapping the Lyapunov exponent across logistic map parameter space reveals fractal boundaries between stability and chaos.

CHAOS 2026.05.26
CHIRIKOV

Chirikov standard map. KAM tori float in phase space; as perturbation grows, they dissolve into a sea of Hamiltonian chaos.

CHAOS 2026.05.12
PHASE

Phase portrait. Visualize 2D dynamical system trajectories as flowing particles. Map of fixed points, limit cycles, and separatrices.

CHAOS 2026.04.24
HENON

Hénon strange attractor. Fractal orbits of a two-dimensional chaotic map. Tune parameters to cross between order and chaos.

CHAOS 2026.03.31
BILLIARD

Chaos billiards. The stadium table is an ergodic chaotic system; ellipse and circle are integrable. Shape determines the fate of trajectories.

CHAOS 2026.03.21
MAGNETPENDULUM

Basin-of-attraction fractal from a 3-magnet pendulum. Tiny differences in starting position lead to completely different outcomes.

CHAOS 2026.03.18
BIFURCATION

Logistic map bifurcation diagram. Period-doubling cascade leads to chaos as r increases. Zoom reveals infinite self-similar structure.

CHAOS 2026.03.11
CLIFFORD

Clifford strange attractor. Two simple equations, four parameters, infinite patterns emerge as millions of points accumulate.

CHAOS 2026.03.10
LORENZ

Explore multiple Lorenz trajectories and a Poincare section in Canvas.

CHAOS 2026.01.29
PENDULUM

Manipulate single pendulums, double pendulums, and phase-space traces.

CHAOS 2026.01.29
GROWTH

育つもの

18 works この中から1本 →

誰も形を決めていないのに、形が決まっていく。

BALLISTIC

Ballistic deposition. Particles rain down and stick to neighbors, growing a rough surface whose roughness obeys KPZ universality scaling laws.

GROWTH 2026.08.30
DUNE

Aeolian dune simulation. Wind saltation, selective deposition, and avalanche self-organize crescent-shaped barchan dunes.

GROWTH 2026.08.22
POLYMERIZE

Polymerization simulation. Monomers collide and bond into chains that undergo a gelation phase transition into spanning networks.

GROWTH 2026.08.17
TISSUE

Cellular Potts Model. Extended cells on a lattice self-organize through surface tension and differential adhesion — two cell types spontaneously sort apart.

GROWTH 2026.07.13
SAW

Self-avoiding walk. A random walker that never revisits a site traps itself in its own trail. The foundational model of polymer physics.

GROWTH 2026.07.12
FRACTURE

Brittle fracture in a spring lattice. Stress concentrates at crack tips while random bond strengths create branching patterns.

GROWTH 2026.07.06
ATOMS

Lennard-Jones molecular dynamics. Attraction and repulsion drive crystallization, melting, and vaporization phase transitions.

GROWTH 2026.06.22
VENATION

Space colonization algorithm. Branches grow toward attraction points, self-organizing into leaf-vein-like structures.

GROWTH 2026.06.20
METABALL

Metaballs. Implicit surface isovalues merge and split organically.

GROWTH 2026.05.14
DIFFUSION

Heat diffusion simulation. Paint hot and cold sources, draw insulating walls, and watch temperature spread by the heat equation.

GROWTH 2026.04.28
CRYSTAL

Hex-grid crystal growth. Diffusion and freezing produce six-fold symmetric dendrites.

GROWTH 2026.04.23
EROSION

Hydraulic erosion. Raindrops carve terrain, and rivers and valleys emerge naturally.

GROWTH 2026.04.15
DIFFGROW

Differential growth. A closed curve subdivides and repels itself into coral-like organic forms.

GROWTH 2026.04.11
SPINODAL

Spinodal decomposition. A conserved field separates into phases and coarsens into labyrinthine domains.

GROWTH 2026.03.29
L-SYSTEM GARDEN

L-system branches grow slowly into a luminous garden and sway with wind.

GROWTH 2026.03.03
MYCELIUM

Physarum algorithm. Particles follow chemical trails and slowly grow a mycelial network.

GROWTH 2026.02.24
DLA

Draw diffusion-limited aggregation crystals through particle random walks.

GROWTH 2026.02.15
TREE

Grow recursive trees from branch angle and wind-like variation.

GROWTH 2026.01.29
FLOW

流れるもの

20 works この中から1本 →

流れが場所を覚えていて、渦になって残る。

SHEAR

Kelvin-Helmholtz instability. Two fluid layers sliding past each other roll up into spiral vortices at the shear interface.

FLOW 2026.08.25
PLASMA

二成分プラズマ。電子とイオンがクーロン力で相互作用し、デバイ遮蔽とプラズマ振動が創発する。

FLOW 2026.08.07
WAVE MACHINE

Torsion wave machine. Flick the chain and watch pulses propagate, reflect at fixed/free/absorbing boundaries. A spacetime diagram paints the wave's entire history.

FLOW 2026.08.05
CORIOLIS

Coriolis effect. Straight-line motion on a rotating disk appears to curve. Switch between inertial and rotating frames to experience fictitious forces.

FLOW 2026.07.30
CONVECTION

Rayleigh-Bénard convection. Heated fluid spontaneously forms convection cells; increasing the Rayleigh number drives the flow from ordered rolls to chaos.

FLOW 2026.07.29
TRANSPORT

Optimal transport. Particles flow between distributions via greedy assignment and 2-opt refinement, minimizing total displacement.

FLOW 2026.07.27
GRANULAR

Granular flow dynamics. Particles pour through a funnel, force chains glow under load, and neck width governs the jamming transition.

FLOW 2026.07.22
VISCOUS

Hele-Shaw viscous fingering. A low-viscosity fluid displaces a high-viscosity one, and the interface destabilizes into branching finger patterns.

FLOW 2026.07.21
FERROFLUID

Ferrofluid simulation. Place magnets and watch spike structures self-organize from the competition between magnetic force and surface tension.

FLOW 2026.07.20
KÁRMÁN

Kármán vortex street. Lattice Boltzmann simulation of alternating vortices behind an obstacle in fluid flow.

FLOW 2026.06.19
LATTICE

2D lattice vibration. Wave equation on a discrete grid. Tap to create pulses, pin nodes to build barriers.

FLOW 2026.05.17
FLOWFIELD

Particles follow a Perlin noise flow field, tracing organic paths through an evolving vector landscape.

FLOW 2026.04.09
MARBLING

Ink drops fall into fluid and spiral. Mathematical marbling simulation.

FLOW 2026.03.24
SOLITON

Solitons from the KdV equation. Waves pass through each other intact after collision — a nonlinear miracle.

FLOW 2026.03.23
FLUID VEIL

Fluid simulation. Shape the flow with your fingertips and watch luminous ink vortices drift slowly.

FLOW 2026.02.27
CHLADNI

Chladni patterns. Particles gather on nodal lines formed by vibration modes, with gentle sound.

FLOW 2026.02.26
MORSE

Practice Morse code as timing waves and signal pulses.

FLOW 2026.01.29
SAND

A granular cell simulation for falling, flowing, and fixed matter.

FLOW 2026.01.29
WAVES

Touch and shape a Canvas wave field where multiple sources interfere.

FLOW 2026.01.29
BREATHE

A quiet phase-wave breathing visualization drawn on Canvas.

FLOW 2026.01.29
SWARM

群れるもの

16 works この中から1本 →

指揮者がいないのに、全体が揃ってしまう。

MOTILE

Active Brownian particles. No attraction, yet clusters form spontaneously from density and persistence alone — motility-induced phase separation.

SWARM 2026.08.21
BRAITENBERG

Braitenberg vehicles. Simple sensor-motor wiring produces fear, aggression, love, and exploration from the same light sources.

SWARM 2026.08.11
TERMITE

Termite wood-chip sorting. Simple agents pick up isolated chips and drop them near clusters. Self-organization without central control.

SWARM 2026.08.02
SWARMALATOR

Swarmalators. Particles that swarm in space and sync in phase. Five collective states emerge as coupling parameters change.

SWARM 2026.06.25
CROWD

Crowd simulation. The social force model drives pedestrians autonomously — lane formation and bottlenecks emerge naturally.

SWARM 2026.06.21
SCHELLING

Schelling segregation model. Mild same-type preference produces strong segregation — emergent social physics.

SWARM 2026.05.05
TRAFFIC

Nagel-Schreckenberg traffic flow model. Traffic jams emerge spontaneously from four simple rules.

SWARM 2026.04.22
PARTICLE LIFE

Attraction and repulsion rules between particle species generate self-organizing clusters, vortices, and creature-like emergent behavior.

SWARM 2026.03.30
GAMETHEORY

Spatial prisoner's dilemma. Cooperators and defectors copy strategies on a grid, generating complex emergent patterns.

SWARM 2026.03.19
PREDPREY

Predator and prey. Fish breed, sharks hunt, and Lotka-Volterra oscillations emerge from three simple rules.

SWARM 2026.03.17
ANTCOLONY

Ant colony optimization. Pheromone trails reinforce over time, spontaneously revealing shortest paths.

SWARM 2026.03.16
KURAMOTO

Kuramoto model. N oscillators weakly coupled — past the critical point, they spontaneously synchronize.

SWARM 2026.03.14
EPIDEMIC

SIR epidemic model. Waves of infection sweep across a grid. β controls spread speed, recovery shapes the wave.

SWARM 2026.03.08
EVOLUTION

Observe genetic-algorithm generations through motion trails and fitness.

SWARM 2026.02.06
FLOCK

Boids visualization where separation, alignment, and cohesion create flocking.

SWARM 2026.02.03
CLOCK

A Canvas particle clock where points flow into seven-segment time fields.

SWARM 2026.02.01
LATTICE

格子のもの

16 works この中から1本 →

ごく単純な規則だけで、模様が湧いてくる。

LIFELIKE NEW

Lifelike cellular automata. Explore 262,144 birth/survival rules on one grid. Each rule string unlocks a completely different universe of emergent patterns.

LATTICE 2026.09.07
CYCLIC

Cyclic cellular automaton. N states prey on each other in a ring, and spiral waves emerge spontaneously from noise.

LATTICE 2026.08.24
CML

Coupled map lattice. A grid of logistic maps with diffusive coupling spawns spatiotemporal chaos and pattern selection.

LATTICE 2026.07.26
DOMINO

Random domino tiling of the Aztec diamond. The shuffling algorithm generates uniformly random tilings, and the arctic circle theorem's sharp boundary emerges.

LATTICE 2026.07.19
EXCITABLE

Excitable medium. Click to ignite waves — when a wavefront breaks, self-sustaining spiral waves emerge. The math governing cardiac rhythm.

LATTICE 2026.06.09
TOOTHPICK

Toothpick sequence. Perpendicular branches grow from exposed endpoints, revealing a self-similar fractal.

LATTICE 2026.05.21
TURING

Turing machine. A head reads, writes, and moves on an infinite tape — the archetype of computation.

LATTICE 2026.04.10
LENIA

Continuous cellular automaton. Life-like creatures emerge from convolution and a growth function alone.

LATTICE 2026.04.03
WIREWORLD

Electron flow in a 4-state cellular automaton. Draw wires and inject signals.

LATTICE 2026.03.15
ISING

Ising model. Spins on a lattice flip via Metropolis algorithm, forming beautiful domain structures near the critical temperature.

LATTICE 2026.03.07
RULE

1D Cellular Automaton. Complex patterns emerge from simple rules.

LATTICE 2026.02.20
PERCOLATION

Open grid cells by probability and observe connected clusters near the critical point.

LATTICE 2026.02.17
SANDPILE

Visualize Abelian sandpile avalanches and self-organized criticality.

LATTICE 2026.02.10
REACTION

Grow Gray-Scott reaction diffusion patterns directly on the canvas.

LATTICE 2026.02.09
LANGTON'S ANT

Explore Langton's Ant as multi-state cellular-automaton trails.

LATTICE 2026.02.08
LIFE

Explore Conway's Game of Life as a field of density and generations.

LATTICE 2026.01.29
NUMBER

数えるもの

18 works この中から1本 →

数字が並ぶだけで、そこに形が見えてくる。

DYSON NEW

Dyson Brownian motion of random matrix eigenvalues. Logarithmic repulsion and thermal noise produce the Wigner semicircle law and level-repulsion statistics.

NUMBER 2026.09.05
ZETA

Domain coloring of the Riemann zeta function. Non-trivial zeros align on the critical line, revealing deep number-theoretic structure.

NUMBER 2026.09.01
GAUSSIAN PRIMES

Gaussian primes on the complex plane. The fourfold symmetric pattern reveals deep number theory.

NUMBER 2026.08.27
FRACTION

Continued fraction geometry. The Euclidean algorithm decomposes a rectangle into squares, and the golden ratio produces the perfect spiral.

NUMBER 2026.08.12
MARKOV

Discrete Markov chain on a state graph. Walkers hop by transition probabilities and the empirical distribution converges to the stationary distribution.

NUMBER 2026.08.01
MONTECARLO

Monte Carlo estimation. Random points rain down to approximate area. Watch convergence as sample count grows.

NUMBER 2026.07.08
FORD

Ford circles. Every reduced fraction p/q becomes a circle tangent to the x-axis. Two circles touch iff the fractions are Farey neighbors.

NUMBER 2026.05.25
PASCAL

Pascal's triangle. Color binomial coefficients by mod N and watch self-similar fractals emerge.

NUMBER 2026.05.22
ULAM

Ulam spiral. Integers on a spiral — primes form mysterious diagonal patterns.

NUMBER 2026.04.26
RECAMÁN

Recamán sequence. Subtract if possible, otherwise add — a simple rule that draws semicircular arcs on the number line.

NUMBER 2026.04.25
MODULAR

Modular multiplication. Connect N points on a circle by multiplier k — cardioids and nephroids emerge.

NUMBER 2026.04.12
LEVY DRIFT

Lévy flight. Luminous trails shaped by short wanderings and sudden long leaps.

NUMBER 2026.03.05
GALTON BOARD

Galton board. Balls falling through pegs reveal the normal distribution.

NUMBER 2026.03.01
COLLATZ

Draw Collatz sequences as branching trajectories and density fields.

NUMBER 2026.02.12
FOURIER

A Fourier epicycle visualization where rotating vectors assemble waveforms.

NUMBER 2026.02.06
PRIMES

Explore prime gaps as luminous rings, record-gap traces, and residue-wheel classes.

NUMBER 2026.01.29
FIBONACCI

Phyllotaxis, spirals, and growth fields shaped by the golden angle.

NUMBER 2026.01.29
PI

Draw digits of pi as walks, spirals, and chords.

NUMBER 2026.01.29
CURVE

描くもの

17 works この中から1本 →

式がそのまま一本の線になって出てくる。

GEODESIC

Geodesics on curved surfaces. Sculpt a height field and watch shortest-path particles bend where Gaussian curvature warps space.

CURVE 2026.08.23
PEDAL

Pedal curves. The locus of the foot of perpendicular from a fixed point to the tangent of a base curve traces a transformed shape.

CURVE 2026.08.15
EIGEN

2x2 linear transform. Drag basis vectors and watch the unit circle, grid, eigen directions, and flow update.

CURVE 2026.07.04
CATENARY

Catenary curve. A chain hanging under gravity traces the hyperbolic cosine. Compare it to the parabola.

CURVE 2026.06.29
INVERSION

Circle inversion. Lines become circles, circles become circles. Place inversion circles and watch geometry transform.

CURVE 2026.06.23
WINDING

Winding number. A closed curve topologically partitions the plane — each region colored by how many times the curve winds around it.

CURVE 2026.06.16
KNOT

Torus knots. Adjust p and q to wind a curve on a torus, projected with depth-sorted crossings.

CURVE 2026.06.15
ROSE

Maurer rose. Connect evenly-spaced points on a rose curve to reveal intricate star-like geometric patterns.

CURVE 2026.06.04
HARMONOGRAPH

Harmonograph. Delicate geometric patterns drawn by damped pendulums. Frequency ratios and phases create infinite curves.

CURVE 2026.04.21
CONFORMAL

Conformal mappings via complex functions. Watch a grid distort smoothly through mathematical transformation.

CURVE 2026.03.27
TESSERACT

Real-time projection of a 4D hypercube. Six rotation axes reveal geometry beyond three dimensions.

CURVE 2026.03.26
SUPERFORMULA

Superformula. Four parameters — m, n1, n2, n3 — generate flowers, leaves, shells, and snowflakes from a single equation.

CURVE 2026.03.22
PURSUIT

N-point pursuit polygon. Each vertex chases the next at constant speed, and logarithmic spirals emerge.

CURVE 2026.03.20
BÉZIER

Bézier curves. Interpolation of interpolations — visualizing the de Casteljau algorithm.

CURVE 2026.03.06
MOBIUS FLOW

Particles flowing on a Möbius strip. Luminous trails drift slowly across a twisted surface.

CURVE 2026.03.03
SPIROGRAPH

Spirograph curves drawn by rotating circles and pen offsets.

CURVE 2026.02.21
STRING ART

Connect points on a circle with formulas and let thread density draw curves.

CURVE 2026.02.14
FRACTAL

繰り返すもの

16 works この中から1本 →

どこまで拡大しても、まだ続いている。

SCHOTTKY NEW

Schottky group circle fractal. Four circles define Möbius transformations whose iteration nests circles within circles, converging on a Cantor-set limit.

FRACTAL 2026.09.04
MULTIBROT

The Multibrot set. Smoothly vary the exponent d in z^d+c and watch the Mandelbrot set morph into (d-1)-fold symmetry.

FRACTAL 2026.09.02
CARPET

Generalized Sierpinski carpet. Design your own removal pattern on an N×N grid and watch the recursive fractal emerge with continuously varying fractal dimension.

FRACTAL 2026.08.28
BURNING SHIP

Burning Ship fractal. Absolute value operations break the symmetry of the Mandelbrot formula, producing an asymmetric fractal resembling a ship ablaze.

FRACTAL 2026.08.26
BIOMORPH

Pickover biomorphs. Apply a biomorphic bailout test to complex iteration — organism-like fractals emerge from pure mathematics.

FRACTAL 2026.07.11
BUDDHABROT

Buddhabrot. Overlaying escape trajectories from the Mandelbrot iteration reveals a nebula-like luminous structure.

FRACTAL 2026.06.26
FLAME

Fractal flames. Nonlinear IFS variations produce luminous organic forms via log-density histogram rendering.

FRACTAL 2026.06.24
SYMICON

Symmetric chaos icons. Enforce n-fold rotational symmetry on a chaotic iterated map, and crystal-like structures emerge from chaos.

FRACTAL 2026.06.08
IFS

Iterated Function System. Probabilistic affine transforms produce self-similar fractals. Mutate parameters to explore unknown forms.

FRACTAL 2026.05.30
DRAGON

Dragon curve. A self-similar fractal that emerges from repeated paper folding.

FRACTAL 2026.04.27
HILBERT

Hilbert curve. A 1D curve that fills 2D space without gaps — the convergence of a space-filling curve.

FRACTAL 2026.03.13
APOLLONIAN

Apollonian gasket. A circle-packing fractal where every gap between tangent circles is recursively filled. Governed by Descartes' Circle Theorem.

FRACTAL 2026.03.12
NEWTON

Newton fractal. Visualizing Newton-Raphson convergence to roots of z^n−1=0 in the complex plane. The basin boundaries are fractal.

FRACTAL 2026.03.09
FRACTAL

Explore the Mandelbrot set through zoom and layered color fields.

FRACTAL 2026.01.29
JULIA SET

Drag through Julia-set parameter space and watch the field morph continuously.

FRACTAL 2026.01.29
KOCH SNOWFLAKE

Explore recursive Koch curve generation with adjustable angle and depth.

FRACTAL 2026.01.29
LIGHT

光るもの

16 works この中から1本 →

波が重なって、明暗の縞に変わる。

POLARIZE NEW

Polarization of light. Polarizing filters select oscillation direction by Malus's law. Insert a 45° filter between crossed polarizers and watch extinct light revive.

LIGHT 2026.09.08
STEREO

Stereographic projection. Sphere patterns—grid, loxodromes, icosahedron—map to circles on the plane, morphing as the sphere rotates.

LIGHT 2026.08.08
ORBITAL

Hydrogen electron orbital probability density. Cross-section and Monte Carlo particle cloud visualization of wavefunctions for quantum numbers (n,l,m).

LIGHT 2026.07.14
DIFFRACT

Fraunhofer diffraction patterns. FFT transforms aperture shapes into far-field interference figures.

LIGHT 2026.07.07
TOMOGRAPHY

CT-scan Radon transform. Rotating projections form a sinogram, then backprojection reveals the hidden density field.

LIGHT 2026.07.01
REFRACTION

Optical refraction simulation. Light rays bend at medium boundaries following Snell's law. Beyond the critical angle, total internal reflection traps the light.

LIGHT 2026.06.27
CHAMBER

Charged particle tracks. Particles spiral through a magnetic field, lose energy, and branch at decay vertices. A bubble chamber reimagined.

LIGHT 2026.06.12
DOPPLER

Doppler effect. A moving source compresses and stretches wavelengths. Mach cones appear at supersonic speed.

LIGHT 2026.05.18
LIGHTNING

Dielectric breakdown model. Discharge paths branch and race, leaving Lichtenberg figures behind.

LIGHT 2026.05.11
SHADOW

2D raycasting. Cast rays from light sources to compute visibility polygons and paint light and shadow in real time.

LIGHT 2026.04.30
GRAVLENS

Gravitational lensing. Mass warps spacetime, bending starlight. Einstein rings emerge.

LIGHT 2026.04.19
KALEIDOSCOPE

Kaleidoscope. Particle trails reflect and rotate under dihedral symmetry D_N, forming geometric patterns.

LIGHT 2026.04.17
SLIT

Double-slit experiment. Particles pass through slits one by one, and an interference pattern emerges.

LIGHT 2026.04.13
MOIRÉ

Moiré fringes. Two periodic grids overlap — angular difference generates beat-frequency stripes.

LIGHT 2026.04.06
QUANTUM

Quantum tunneling. A wave packet splits into reflected and transmitted parts — experience the Schrödinger equation.

LIGHT 2026.03.28
CAUSTICS

Optical chaos. Surface ripples bend light and paint slowly drifting caustics.

LIGHT 2026.02.25
FORCE

引き合うもの

20 works この中から1本 →

見えない力に、はっきりした形がある。

RESONANCE

Forced oscillation and resonance. When the driving frequency matches an oscillator's natural frequency, amplitude grows dramatically — the Lorentzian peak sweeps across an array of oscillators.

FORCE 2026.08.29
GEARS

Gear train simulation. Meshing gears transmit rotation ratios through interlocking tooth profiles.

FORCE 2026.08.10
ROCHE

Roche limit. When tidal force exceeds self-gravity, a satellite is torn apart and becomes a ring.

FORCE 2026.08.04
SPACETIME

Minkowski spacetime diagram. Lorentz boosts shear the grid while the light cone stays at 45 degrees. Place events, draw worldlines, and watch simultaneity tilt.

FORCE 2026.08.03
LAGRANGE

Lagrange points of the restricted three-body problem. Effective potential and zero-velocity curves in the co-rotating frame reveal L1-L5 equilibria.

FORCE 2026.07.31
COULOMB

Coulomb crystal. Charged particles in a harmonic trap repel each other and self-organize into concentric shell structures.

FORCE 2026.07.18
RATCHET

Brownian ratchet. Asymmetric sawtooth potential and thermal noise create directed transport — the principle behind molecular motors.

FORCE 2026.06.05
MAGNETIC

Magnetic field visualization. Flowing particles trace closed field lines from bar magnet dipoles.

FORCE 2026.05.20
GALAXY

Spiral galaxy density wave simulation. Thousands of stars in differential rotation form emergent arm structures.

FORCE 2026.05.16
ROPE

Rope simulation. Verlet integration and distance constraints for chain physics. Grab, swing, and cut.

FORCE 2026.05.09
REACH

FABRIK inverse kinematics. Articulated arms reach toward a target through forward-backward iteration.

FORCE 2026.05.03
SOFTBODY

Pressure-based soft body simulation. Throw, bounce, and squish spring-mass bodies inflated by internal pressure.

FORCE 2026.05.01
ELASTIC

Kinetic theory of ideal gas. Particle speeds converge to the Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution through elastic collisions.

FORCE 2026.04.20
EFIELD

Electric field visualization. Place point charges and watch field lines reveal spatial structure.

FORCE 2026.04.08
LINKAGE

Four-bar linkage kinematics. A rotating crank drives a coupler whose traced point carves closed algebraic curves.

FORCE 2026.04.04
PENDULUMWAVE

Pendulums of different periods create collective phase patterns. Full resync every 60 seconds.

FORCE 2026.03.25
N-BODY

N-body gravity simulation. Particles attract each other and trace orbits.

FORCE 2026.03.02
CLOTH

Touch an elastic cloth mesh built from points and constraints under gravity and wind.

FORCE 2026.02.23
ISS RACE

An orbital race simulation showing ground tracks, laps, and relative lead without external APIs.

FORCE 2026.02.02
PHYSICS

Touch a physics field of gravity, attraction, collisions, and chains.

FORCE 2026.01.29
TILING

敷き詰めるもの

14 works この中から1本 →

隙間なく埋まるのに、二度と同じ並びが来ない。

POLYOMINO NEW

Polyomino exact cover. Watch backtracking search fill a rectangle with polyomino pieces, branching and pruning its way to every solution.

TILING 2026.09.09
MONOTILE

Aperiodic monotile. A single shape tiles the plane without ever repeating. The 2023 einstein tile discovery visualized.

TILING 2026.08.20
WALLPAPER

Wallpaper groups. Particle trails replicated by rotation, reflection, and translation tile the plane with crystallographic symmetry.

TILING 2026.08.09
SDF

Signed distance field. Combine geometric primitives with CSG boolean operations and render the pulsing iso-distance contours.

TILING 2026.07.28
FOAM

2D foam dynamics. Surface tension curves cell walls, von Neumann coarsening shrinks small bubbles, and topology rearranges as cells pop.

TILING 2026.07.16
STIPPLE

Weighted Voronoi stippling. Lloyd's algorithm drives point clouds toward density-matched equilibrium — self-organization from randomness to order.

TILING 2026.05.27
DELAUNAY

Delaunay triangulation. Place points and watch a mesh form where no circumcircle contains another point. Voronoi duality.

TILING 2026.05.24
QUASICRYSTAL

Quasicrystal interference. N plane waves superpose to reveal quasiperiodic order — neither periodic nor random.

TILING 2026.05.13
TRUCHET

Truchet tiles. Randomly oriented quarter-circle arcs form labyrinthine flowing patterns.

TILING 2026.05.06
COLLAPSE

Wave Function Collapse. Tiles resolve one by one through constraint propagation, spreading order from minimum-entropy cells.

TILING 2026.05.04
HYPERBOLIC

Poincaré disk model. Hyperbolic tilings spread infinitely in non-Euclidean space.

TILING 2026.04.16
CIRCLE PACKING

Circle packing. Growing circles slowly fill the space.

TILING 2026.02.18
VORONOI

Draw nearest-point space partitions with moving seeds and distance fields.

TILING 2026.02.13
PENROSE

Explore Penrose-style aperiodic tile orientation and layered patches.

TILING 2026.01.29
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CASCADE

Cascading failure on networks. One node falls, its load spills to neighbors, and collapse propagates. Scale-free networks are robust to random failure but fragile to targeted attack.

SEARCH 2026.09.03
HOPFIELD

Hopfield network. Patterns stored by Hebbian learning are recalled from noisy states through energy minimization.

SEARCH 2026.08.18
PID

PID controller dynamics. Proportional, integral, and derivative gains shape the step response. Five presets draw five different trajectories toward the same target.

SEARCH 2026.08.06
SCALE-FREE

Scale-free network. Preferential attachment draws new nodes to hubs, and a power-law degree distribution emerges.

SEARCH 2026.07.25
KOHONEN

Kohonen self-organizing map. A neural grid deforms itself to match data topology, drawing a map that preserves neighborhood structure.

SEARCH 2026.07.24
PSO

Particle swarm optimization. A swarm explores a fitness landscape — individual memory and collective knowledge guide it toward the global optimum.

SEARCH 2026.07.09
STEINER

Steiner tree. A minimum-length network finds its own 120° junction points to connect terminals optimally.

SEARCH 2026.07.05
HOUGH

Hough transform for line detection. Points become sinusoidal votes, and peaks reveal hidden lines.

SEARCH 2026.07.02
RIPS COMPLEX

Vietoris–Rips complex. As the distance threshold grows, points connect into edges and triangles — a simplicial complex revealing topological features.

SEARCH 2026.06.17
QLEARN

Q-Learning. An agent learns optimal paths through trial and error. The value function heat map spreads slowly from the reward.

SEARCH 2026.06.13
HULL

Convex hull algorithms visualized. Watch Graham Scan, Jarvis March, and QuickHull trace the outer boundary of a point set step by step.

SEARCH 2026.06.11
QUADTREE

Quadtree spatial partitioning. Space recursively subdivides by particle density, accelerating range and nearest-neighbor queries.

SEARCH 2026.06.02
SPANNING

Minimum Spanning Tree. Prim's algorithm continuously reconnects drifting nodes at minimum cost. A living network.

SEARCH 2026.05.31
NEURAL

Neural network classification boundary in real time. Place data points and watch the network learn.

SEARCH 2026.05.23
GRADIENT

Gradient descent visualized. Watch SGD, Momentum, and Adam descend optimization landscapes.

SEARCH 2026.05.08
ANNEAL

Simulated annealing solves the Travelling Salesman Problem. Watch a hot chaotic path cool into the shortest route.

SEARCH 2026.04.01
PATHFIND

Pathfinding algorithms visualized. Watch A*, Dijkstra, and BFS search for the goal.

SEARCH 2026.02.19
NETWORK

Random graph phase transition. Nodes connect and suddenly become one.

SEARCH 2026.02.11
SORT

Watch sorting comparisons and swaps as luminous bar fields.

SEARCH 2026.01.29
MAZE

Navigate a generated maze through luminous exploration trails.

SEARCH 2026.01.29