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Swinging Atwoods Machine

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The Swinging Atwood's machine consists of two masses connected via a pulley, where one mass is allowed to swing. The result is a chaotic system. Click to set initial position and velocity; the mass ratio slider on the right is crucial in governing the behaviour of the system. Press r to reset everything except mass ratio; press g to toggle the graphs; press f to toggle whether to only show the trajectory; press d to "fast forward" the simulation; press s to crash the program.
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