Lecture

Harmonic Oscillator and Circular Motion

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This lecture covers the concepts of harmonic oscillators and circular motion, including the universal vibratory model, Hooke's law, equations of motion, and initial conditions. It also discusses the effects of damping in harmonic oscillators, with examples in air and water, and the general solutions for damped oscillations. The instructor explains the equations of motion, velocity, and acceleration for damped harmonic oscillators, as well as the impact of initial conditions on the system's behavior.

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