Lecture

Mechanics: Pendulum Oscillations

Description

This lecture covers the mechanics of pendulum oscillations, analyzing the energy and forces involved in the motion of a mass attached to a spring. The instructor explains the equilibrium positions, stability analysis, and small angle approximations for both symmetric and asymmetric pendulums. The lecture concludes with a comparison of the oscillation periods for different pendulum configurations.

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