Harmonic Oscillator and Circular Motion

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This lecture covers the concepts of harmonic oscillators and circular motion, including the harmonic oscillator model, Hooke's law, types of oscillations, and the relationship between force, displacement, and velocity. It also explores the effects of damping on oscillatory motion, the equations of motion, and the critical, weak, and strong damping regimes. Additionally, it delves into curvilinear abscissa, angular velocity, and centripetal acceleration in circular motion.

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