Lecture

Mechanics: Springs and Coordinates

Description

This lecture covers the resolution of problems related to springs, including the molecular diatomic example and the series of two springs in series. The instructor also demonstrates the importance of Poisson's formula in cylindrical and spherical coordinates, highlighting its relevance in solid body physics. The lecture concludes with a discussion on generalized coordinates and constraints in motion analysis.

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