Lecture

General Physics: Mechanics

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This lecture covers the concepts of inertia tensor, Euler equations, and angular momentum evaluation in rigid bodies. It explains the linear application of inertia tensor, moment of inertia evaluation, and principal axes of inertia. The instructor discusses the kinematics and dynamics of rigid bodies, emphasizing the importance of understanding the tensor of inertia and its components. Various examples, such as a dumbbell pulled by a string and a yoyo, are used to illustrate the theoretical concepts.

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