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Below are a series of interactive demonstrations that highlight the features and functionality of MapleNet. These demonstrations will allow you to view and interact with a Maple document posted to the Web. If you are an existing MapleNet user we have also provided a set of simple “how to” examples and provided the source code for your use. MapleNet Interactive Demonstrations These examples are actual Maple documents that have been posted on a MapleNet server without modification. Maple Unit Converter This Application enables you to assign units to variables in your calculations and compute the correct units for your results. Interactive Quick Return Mechanism Simulation using DynaFlexPro, Maple and MapleNet This Application takes a model of a four-bar quick-return mechanism that was created using DynaFlexPro for Maple. A Double Pendulum Model using DynaFlexPro and Maple This model is an extension of a Simple Pendulum whereas a second pendulum was added at the end of the first and then a simulation was generated using DynaFlexPro and Maple. Alkylation Process Model This Application uses the Global Optimization Toolbox to calculate the optimal set of conditions for maximum profitability for a typical process in the petrochemical industry. Chemical Equilibrium In this example, we determine the concentrations of components of an acid such that the resulting parameters are equal to user-defined values using the Global Optimization Toolbox for Maple. Dissolved Oxygen Model for Rivers In this MapleNet Application, the concentration profile of dissolved oxygen is determined in a river system, whose parameters are interactively defined by the user. Integrals with MapleNet This application allows you to enter any function to be integrated. Heating an Oil Stream Through Steam-Heated Tanks Oil is to be heated by being pumped through a series of steam-heated tanks. This application shows how Maple can be used to design and analyze such a system. Special Functions Maple incorporates a database with the properties of over 200 special functions, including the Hypergeometric, Bessel, Mathieu, Heun and Legendre families of functions. Signal Generation This example demonstrates how to efficiently generate signals. Analyzing Data Files in Maple One of Maple's greatest strengths is analyzing data. This application allows you to load a data file. The application will then fit a curve to the data, find the maximum point in the data and calculate the area underneath the curve. 3-D Animation with MapleNet This application allows you to enter any function to be plotted and animated. It demonstrates MapleNet's 3-D Plotting and animation capabilities. Education Examples These examples illustrate other methods of publishing content through MapleNet (Applets, Maplets, and JSP). They are education-oriented and would be effective in helping students visualize class content. Spline Graph Generator - Java (Java source code) Graph Theory Explorer - Java (Java source code) Volume of Revolution - Maplet (Maplet source code) Riemann Sum - Maplet (Maplet source code) 3D Plotting - JSP (JSP source)