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Last edited Feb 11, 2023

Created on Feb 11, 2023

This example animates a set of circles moving in a horizontal wave pattern across the screen. The number of circles changes over time, increasing and decreasing in response to a sine function. Built with D3 v6, the visualization updates at roughly 60 frames per second using `setInterval`, joining new data with `selection.join` to create and position the SVG circles. The `range` and `select` APIs generate the data and manage the DOM.

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Double Pendulum inspired by sisyphus table.

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