Titlebook: Classical Mechanics; B. P. Cowan Book 1984 B. P. Cowan 1984 Aristotle.Hamiltonian mechanics.mechanics.science

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Dynamics of a single particle,The general problem treated in this chapter is the solution of the dynamics of a single particle once the force field is specified. In most cases, since we shall be dealing with conservative systems, the force will be obtained from a potential energy function.

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Many-particle systems,There is a sense in which a body made up of a number of parts (atoms, say) may be regarded as a point mass. We have made such an assumption in previous chapters, even when considering an object as large as the sun! It is the purpose of this section to investigate the extent to which this assumption is valid.

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Reproductive Laws for the 1990sacting with forces that are so’ stiff’ that the separation between any two particles remains constant. From the considerations of the previous chapter we know that these internal forces do not affect the dynamics of the body. What distinguishes a rigid body from a point mass is its extension in spac

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Reproductive Laws for the 1990sthe motion at a point to the motion close by. This may be regarded as a . view of the dynamics of the system. By contrast, we now adopt a . view—what can we say about the whole trajectory of our system? In other words, we shall (for the time being) concentrate our attention on the . to the equations