SYSTEM NOTE
Multiple sources make the basin readable.
A visual wave-interference observation model. Not an acoustics or physics simulator.
OBSERVATION CHAMBER / MVP
Wave Interference Basin
A visual wave-interference model for observing multiple sources, basin-edge echoes, node lines, phase shifts, and interference bands.
interference
Prototype
INTERFERENCE BASIN
Add or drag sources, then watch node lines, bright bands, phase shifts, and faint edge echoes reorganize the basin.
First observation
Start with TWIN or SLIT, then drag one source. Bright bands slide while the dark node lines stay quiet.
SOURCE / NODE / EDGE ECHO
sources 2 / amplitude 0.00
OBS-000 / HEIGHT / 00:00
OBSERVATION POINTS
Sources, nodes, phase, and reflected edges.
- TWIN makes the quiet node lines easiest to read.
- SLIT turns nearby sources into stripe-like cancellation.
- STORM is best for watching phase and energy lenses separate the field.
OBSERVATION GUIDE
Touchpoints for Observation
Observe several wave sources reorganizing a basin into bright interference bands, quiet node lines, phase shifts, and faint reflected edge echoes.
- Add or drag sources, shift phase, randomize the basin, pulse or damp the surface, and compare HEIGHT, NODES, PHASE, and ENERGY lenses.
- Unlike Harmonic Resonance, this room focuses on source placement and basin-edge interference rather than one continuous resonance field.
- Node lines often become easiest to read just after one source is dragged slightly.
This is a visual wave-interference observation model, not an acoustics or physics simulator.
Runs inside the browser with no upload and no registration.
SYSTEM NOTE
field = sum(sin(distance / wavelength - time + phase)) with damping and weak basin-edge echoes. Multiple sources reveal node lines and interference bands.
OBSERVATION POLICY
This lab runs in your browser. No image, pointer trace, or input is uploaded by this prototype.
OBSERVATION LOG
Observation logging will be connected with moderation in a later build.