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Advanced Physics I: Inertia Tensor and Rotation

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This lecture covers the determination of inertia tensor for a rotating rod, cylinder, and wheel, explaining the angular momentum and torque applied to maintain motion. It also discusses the concept of non-principal axes and the transformation of coordinates for proper rotation.

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