Lecture

Mathematical Description of Mechanical Systems

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Description

This lecture covers the mathematical description of mechanical systems, focusing on the discretization of masses and the application of the principle of mass equivalence to simplify complex laws of motion. The instructor explains how to distribute inertia in connecting rods and demonstrates the process through examples.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Physics

Mechanics: Classical mechanics

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