Lecture

Mechanical Energy Conservation

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This lecture covers the concept of mechanical energy conservation, discussing how the mechanical energy is a first integral of the motion equations, the energy of a harmonic oscillator, and the motion of a particle in a potential. It also explores the equilibrium and small oscillations around stable equilibrium points, providing insights into the behavior of mechanical systems.

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