Hello , i'm in the midle of my thesis project and i'm stuck on a simple problem:

I want to realize a visualization tool in jitter for wave interference of two or more sources in 3D with arbitrary source position. Basically i want to make something like this: http://www.falstad.com/wavebox/ I Don't want to see the temporal evolution of the waves but just the spatial intensity (on the java applet you have to check the "show intensity" toggle).

The math behind this model is very simple , a sum of sinusoidal functions.

I've tried to make a patch with jit.expr but the result is very weird.

The author of the applet states that for obtaining the spatial intensity distribution you have to divide the space in small portions (the size of those portions is controlled by the "image resolution" parameter) and then integrate over time to obtain the intensity.

It seems like a particle model to me :) , but it's true that using jit.p.shiva is too much complicated for a simple problem like this... Here is my patch: