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From: riley@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu (Daniel S. Riley)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Ami in Computers in Physics (was Re: Ami in Analog (was ...))
Keywords: amiga, movie, print
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Date: 5 Sep 88 14:16:22 GMT
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Moving farther afield, the latest issue of Computers in Physics mentions
the Amiga twice.  One article is called "3-D Amiga Images For the Physics
Classroom", by David McKinstry, Eastern Washington University.  He's
generated some very nice-looking 3-d images of potentials, Mandelbrot
stes, etc., in AmigaBasic.  The other article is "Interaction of U(1)
Cosmic Strings:  Numerical Intercommutation", by Richard Matzner at
U. Texas, Austin.  His calculations were done on a Cray, but he mentions
at the end of the article that the graphics for the article were
rendered on an Amiga using a Tektronix emulator.

-dan riley (dsr@lns61.tn.cornell.edu, dsr@crnlns.bitnet)
-wilson lab, cornell u.