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Eculator is primarily a growing collection of searchable and categorized calculators for a large number of physics equations. Equations can be browsed via categories, searched by name (in the text box at top) or searched by the entities they contain via Advanced Search. Each calculator is a part of an equation specific module which also has a corresponding graph plotter and an explanation or a derivation. There is also a Solve Problem tool, which is organized in a way to ease your task of finding the solution to a numerical physics problem. The capability of this tool will increase with time as Eculator grows in the number of formula modules and its algorithms are improved.

Dashboard (May 20, 2012)

Volume Strain
   Latest Modules

Name Expression Description
Volume Strain εv = (V - V')/V Find the volume strain on a material when hydraulic stress is applied.
Shearing strain (from angular displacement) εs = tan(θ) Find the shearing strain acting on body, from its angular displacement.
Shear modulus G = σss Find the Shear Modulus of the material from the stress applied and strain resulted.
Shearing Strain εs = Δx/L Find the shearing strain on a material when tangential or shearing stress is applied.
Refractive index of an ionized medium η = (1 - 81N/ƒ2)1/2 Find the refractive index of an ionized medium from its electron number density and frequency.
   Modules Most Used

Name Expression Description
Molar specific heat c = Q/(n(T2 - T1)) Find the molar specific heat of given substance from heat transferred.
Mass-Energy equivalence E = mc2 Find the energy released when some mass is converted totally into energy.
Velocity of liquid in a tube (Equation of continuity) v1 = (A2v2)/A1 Find velocity of liquid flowing in tube of different cross-section area.
Angle of deviation δ = i + e - A Find the angle of deviation from angle of incidence, emergence and prism angle.
Velocity of a falling object v = (2gh)1/2 Find velocity of object falling from some height under gravity.
Heat transferred(Zeroth law of thermodynamics)

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