Explore mathematics
Geometry, algebra, functions, calculus, and more.
Interactive Math & Physics Learning
Explore mathematics
Math visualization
Browse interactive lessons by algebra, geometry, calculus, and more. Drag parameters and watch graphs and relationships update live.
Explore mathematics
Topic resource hubs · Graphing & geometry tools · Free in the browser
Explore physics
Physics Lab
Interactive middle- and high-school physics — mechanics, optics, pressure, buoyancy — with live readouts and 3D sims in the browser.
Explore physics
Mechanics · optics · pressure · Real-time simulation · Tunable models
Online equation editor
Online equation editor
A platform tool for writing math: visual or LaTeX input, live preview, then copy into homework, Word, and lesson notes.
Open equation editor
WYSIWYG math input · Copy LaTeX · No install required
Explore
Start learning here
Pick a subject, open a topic page, then launch interactives or labs — clear for classrooms and self-study.
Explore physics
Mechanics, optics, pressure, buoyancy, and labs.
Online tools
Equation editor, symbol sheet, and graphing tools.
Learning resources
How-tos, formula sheets, and the user guide.
Physics Lab
Ready-to-run interactive labs
Full lab UI with tunable parameters, live readouts, and 3D sims — open in the browser.
Convex lens imaging
Required: 1/u+1/v=1/f across five regions; interactive 2D/3D optical bench.
Law of reflection
Required: angle of reflection equals angle of incidence.
Plane mirror imaging
Required: same-size upright virtual image with v = u; drag to see symmetry.
Spring oscillator
Smooth-track SHM: F=−kx; T=2π√(m/k) depends only on m, k (isochronism); phase, energy, orbit, damping.
Learning paths
See it first. Write it clearly.
Build intuition with math visuals and physics labs; open the equation editor when you need precise formulas.
- Explore mathematics
Explore mathematics
Math visualization
Browse interactive lessons by algebra, geometry, calculus, and more. Drag parameters and watch graphs and relationships update live.
- Topic resource hubs
- Graphing & geometry tools
- Free in the browser
- Explore physics
Explore physics
Physics Lab
Interactive middle- and high-school physics — mechanics, optics, pressure, buoyancy — with live readouts and 3D sims in the browser.
- Mechanics · optics · pressure
- Real-time simulation
- Tunable models
- Open equation editor
Online equation editor
Online equation editor
A platform tool for writing math: visual or LaTeX input, live preview, then copy into homework, Word, and lesson notes.
- WYSIWYG math input
- Copy LaTeX
- No install required
How it works
Three steps to start
No install — open the browser and start learning or writing.
Pick a topic
Enter a math or physics pillar and find the concept you need.
Interact
Drag parameters, watch graphs or lab readouts, and build intuition.
Write it down
When homework or notes need formulas, open the editor and copy LaTeX.
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Users
Who it's for
One learning platform for teaching, assignments, and self-study.
- SUndergraduate STEM student
I use the editor to adapt library formulas for homework, then open viz when a concept still feels abstract.
- THigh school math teacher
Handouts come from the editor; class demos come from the visualization library. Students follow more easily.
- GGraduate student
Complex expressions go through templates and the LaTeX bar; when I need intuition, I switch to viz — same platform.
FAQ
About interactive STEM learning, Physics Lab, and equation tools
What is NovaMath?
An interactive math & physics learning platform: explore visualizations and the Physics Lab first; open the equation editor when you need to write formulas. Learning is the product; writing is a tool.
Is NovaMath free?
Yes. Math interactives, Physics Lab, and the equation editor work in the browser.
What learning scenarios does it cover?
Learn math: geometry, algebra, functions, calculus. Learn physics: mechanics, optics, pressure, buoyancy, and more. Use tools: the equation editor for homework, notes, and papers.
Do you have physics experiments?
Yes. The Physics Lab lists experiments by topic (optics, pressure, buoyancy, …) with tunable parameters and formula readouts.
Can I copy or export LaTeX?
Yes. In the equation editor, visual edits stay synced with the LaTeX source — copy into Word, Markdown, or paper templates.
NovaMath
Open NovaMath and start learning
Free math visuals, Physics Lab, and equation tools — ready in the browser.