Lecture

One-Dimensional Harmonic Oscillator

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This lecture covers the one-dimensional harmonic oscillator, including the nature of movement, equilibrium position, and solution. It explores the differential equations, initial conditions, and the determination of constants. The lecture also discusses the frequency, period, and dynamic aspects of the oscillator.

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