Lecture

Chocs et Collisions: Newton's Laws and Restitution Coefficient

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Description

This lecture covers the principles of Newton's laws, kinetic energy, and restitution coefficient in the context of collisions. It explains the conservation laws and the coefficient of restitution, providing benchmarks for calculations and discussing the concept of attached objects. The lecture also delves into Euler angles and the behavior of rigid bars in collisions.

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