Lecture

Forced Harmonic Oscillator

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This lecture covers the evolution of the movement of a weakly damped forced harmonic oscillator, including resonance pulsation and coupled oscillators. It explores the phenomenon of resonance, where the amplitude becomes infinite, leading to mechanical breakdowns.

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