Lecture

Simple Pendulum and Harmonic Oscillator

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Description

This lecture covers the dynamics of a simple pendulum and a harmonic oscillator, including the laws governing their motion and the concept of Hooke's Law. It also discusses the equations of motion, constraints on Cartesian coordinates, and the idea of circular motion. The instructor explains the principles using examples and equations, emphasizing the importance of small angles and initial conditions.

Instructor

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