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Aatish Bhatia

Creates interactive explanations connecting physics, mathematics and visual science communication.

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  • Preview of Entropy Explained, With Sheep
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    Entropy Explained, With Sheep

    Explore a sheep-and-enclosures analogy for the statistical tendency toward equilibrium and the emergence of irreversible behavior.

    • entropy
    • probability
    • irreversibility
  • Preview of Drape
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    Drape

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  • Preview of Entropy Explained, With Sheep
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    Entropy Explained, With Sheep

    Explore a sheep-and-enclosures analogy for the statistical tendency toward equilibrium and the emergence of irreversible behavior.

    • entropy
    • probability
    • irreversibility
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    Drape

    Change wind, pinned constraints and cloth properties in a spring-based cloth model by Aatish Bhatia, Demi Fang and Sigrid Adriaenssens.

    • springs
    • cloth simulation
    • mechanics
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About Aatish Bhatia

Aatish Bhatia is a science writer and visual journalist with a physics doctorate. His interactive work connects explanatory writing with models that readers can explore.

Drape is a collaboration with Demi Fang and Sigrid Adriaenssens, built using three.js and its cloth simulation example.

  • Entropy
  • Physics
  • Interactive science writing
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