Lagrange II: Principle of D'Alembert

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Covers Lagrangian mechanics, a method simplifying equations of motion by focusing on energy concepts and generalized forces in complex systems.

Covers the principle of least action and constraint handling in analytical mechanics.

Covers the Lagrange mechanics of coupled pendulums and their equations of motion.

Explores the dynamics of a compound pendulum, emphasizing inertia and energy analysis.

Explores the analysis of a simple pendulum, discussing constraints, forces, and equilibrium points.

Covers the limitations of Lagrange formalism and the transition to Hamiltonian formalism for dynamic variables.

Covers Lagrange's method in mechanics, focusing on handling constraints and deriving equations of motion.

Covers classical mechanics, including Newton's, Lagrange's, and Hamilton's formulations for calculating particle positions over time.

Covers the principle of least action and variational calculus in discovering equations of motion.

Explores Lagrange's approach to dynamics, emphasizing compatibility with constraints and the significance of generalized coordinates.