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Mechanics for SIE and GC
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This lecture covers the basics of mechanics, focusing on Newton's laws and examples of harmonic oscillators with different damping regimes. It explains the determination of constants from initial conditions and the critical damping case. The instructor discusses equations of motion, solutions for critical damping, and the behavior of oscillators under various conditions.
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