There is an interesting music video[1] by Nigel Stanford featuring Chladni plates among other cool phenomena. That's how I first learned about Chladni plates
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which programming framework would best allow the coding of an app to generate Chladni figures on an arbitrarily user drawn shape? And perhaps with a knob to allow frequency modulation. Or perhaps two or three knobs to allow visualization of harmonics. Would this allow a graphical solution to Schrodinger's equations for one, two, three electron models?
> When Chladni showed the technique in Paris, Napoleon set a prize for the best mathematical explanation. Sophie Germain's answer, although rejected due to flaws, was the only entry with the correct approach.
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