Lecture

Advanced Physics I: Oscillations and Rotating Frames

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This lecture covers the study of oscillations in a rotating frame of reference, analyzing the motion of a material point on an inclined plane and a carousel. It discusses the equilibrium positions, forces, and accelerations involved in these systems, as well as the differential equations governing the motion. The lecture also explores the concept of non-absolute frames of reference and the stabilization of rotational speed. Various exercises are presented to illustrate the theoretical concepts discussed.

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