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Motion of a Bead on a Rotating Circleound its vertical diameter. This system has two degrees of freedom. If, to describe the motion of the bead, we use the two spherical coordinates . and ., the Cartesian coordinates of the bead in terms of these generalized coordinates are . = . sin . cos . = . sin . sin ., and . = . cos ., if we take

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The Brachistochronevity slides without friction between two points in the least possible time. Finding the curve was a problem first posed by Galileo (1564–1642). In June 1696 the Swiss mathematician Johann Bernoulli (1667–1748), father of Daniel (1700–1782), another famous Bernoulli, who was the first to find the cor