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Other forms of differential equations of motion,13] and Hamel [35] at approximately the same time. It was Hamel who suggested the above name for these equations. The equations of motion used by Voronets [91] also deal with the quasi-velocities, however their form differs slightly from the Euler-Lagrange equations.

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Variational principles in mechanics,rential equations of motion. However they do not exhaust all the ways of representing the laws governing the motion of material bodies. An alternative is variational statements dealing with the stationary properties of certain values and enabling the complete replacement of the above statements.

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1612-1384 all branches of mechanics.Gives deeper insight into theory According to established tradition, courses on analytical mechanics include general equations of motion of holonomic and non-holonomic systems, vari- ational principles, theory of canonical transformations, canonical equations and theory of

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Textbook 2002ational principles, theory of canonical transformations, canonical equations and theory of their integration (the Hamilton-Jacobi theorem), integral in- variants, theory of last multiplier and others. The fundamental laws of mechanics are taken for granted and are not subject to discussion. The pres

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90733-8e distinguish between two categories of forces acting at the points within the system, namely the constraint forces and the active (or prescribed) forces. The resultant of the constraint forces exerted at point .. is denoted by .. whereas that of the active forces is denoted by ...

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