Write a paper on jsphys

[capnrefsmmat]

Now that jsphys is getting use in the classroom, I'd like to write a paper for AJP. The Real Time Relativity paper was published there, and the journal's goals are to be relevant to undergraduate physics teachers, so it seems ideal.

I can create a separate repository for the LaTeX and start working on an outline and some text. Based on the RTR paper, I think we need:

• Introduction on the difficulty of teaching SR and how simulations can help
• Educational background, on the utility of simulations, past work like RTR, past research on SR teaching, and so on. (Much like in the RTR paper.)
• A mathematical section describing how we represent objects and transform between frames. May want to talk about redshifting and color definitions (blackbody and Gaussian spectra and their conversion to RGB).
• A section on the programming of jsphys, how it's implemented in the browser, how it can be extended with additional demos and narration, and so on.
• A section on the various simulations we've developed. May want to choose only a few for illustration.
• How we used jsphys in class and how students reacted.
• Conclusion on how amazing jsphys is.

@Schroedingers-Hat, any suggestions? I can set up a repository in the next couple days with AJP's LaTeX template so we can get going.

[capnrefsmmat]

Also, we'll need a catchier name than "jsphys" to put in the title of the paper.