Introducing the ultimate iOS app for physics, mathematics, and engineering students! Whether you're studying classical mechanics, quantum mechanics, or modern physics, this app has got you covered with its comprehensive and intuitive interface.
Designed to simplify complex physics calculations, this app offers a variety of tools and features to help you tackle even the toughest problems. From calculating equations of motion to determining the properties of waves and particles, this app offers a wide range of functions to help you succeed in your studies.
In addition to its quantum mechanics capabilities, the app also offers a wide range of functions for classical mechanics, including calculating the motion of objects, determining forces, and calculating energy and momentum. This makes it an ideal tool for engineering students and anyone studying classical mechanics.
How to use:--
Fill in all the required field and leave the textbox you want to calculate empty.
The app includes these calculations:-
Equations of motion.
Newtons law of gravity.
Newtons first, second and third law of motion.
Projectile motion.
Centripetal force and acceleration.
Fluid mechanics.
Optics.
Electromagnetic waves.
Geometric optics.
Thermodynamics.
Thermal physics.
Modern physics.
Electricity & magnetism.
Quantum mechanics
and much more.
App features:-
Includes Calculators.
Engineering physics
Formula section.
Physics constant section.
Suitable for science and engineering students
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Not a lot of physics here
What you get is about 55 unlabeled equations on buttons that each call up a screen with one field for each variable. You enter all values except one, without a keyboard that allows exponents, and it calculates the empty field.
The equations are at the high school level and are primarily Newtonian mechanics. Sorry no relativity, quantum mechanics, manifolds, graphs, text or even matrices. You can do all of this with a list of equations and the simplest calculator.
It is more a test of if hype can sell someone’s first app that they have coded. I would recommend spending the cost on some notecards to use with a budget minimal scientific calculator.
I give this a don’t bother recommendation. Sorry.