Create your own interactive computation directly in the browser. Share on the web.
Puzlet is a set of software libraries for scientific computing in the browser. The heart of Puzlet is the blab (short for web lab), a web page for interactive computation and graphics. Learn more about Puzlet.
Blabr is a web app built on the Puzlet foundation. Blabr makes it easy for you to create your own blabs. It comes with a whole lot of demos and examples to get you started. Try it now!
Check out the Blabr blog featuring all kinds of blabs.
These blabs are adapted from Space Math @ NASA ILabs (interactive Excel spreadsheets). Each blab lets students experiment with a variety of mathematical models for planetary structure, heat flow and rotation among other modeled properties.
A common feature is to interactively 'fit' real-world data with a linear equation, where sliders control the slope and intercept values.
This repository includes a medley of blabs from the STEM fields—science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Examples:
This repository includes blabs related to:
In scientific disciplines, a toy problem is a problem that is not of immediate scientific interest,
yet is used as an expository device to illustrate a trait that may be shared by other, more complicated,
instances of the problem, or as a way to explain a particular, more general, problem solving technique.
— Wikipedia (12/01/14)
This repository includes a range of interesting toy problems. Examples: power spectral density, mobile phone noise figure, feedback control.
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