Lecture

Physics 1: Non-Deformable Solids and Mathematical Constraints

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This lecture covers the mathematical expressions of constraints for non-deformable solids, focusing on defining sets of mathematical points and dynamic movements. It also discusses equations of motion, moments of inertia, and axis changes according to the Steino theorem.

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