
Rigid Body - Kinematics
... Now we know how to express velocities in terms of time-derivatives of Euler angles ...
... Now we know how to express velocities in terms of time-derivatives of Euler angles ...
Chapter I
... Well, to answer such questions, mathematicians do not need any meter stick to measure the distance covered by the bullet at the instant, they don't need any speedometer to find its speed at any instant t, nor they need any clock to see the time required to cover the definite distance. In fact, they ...
... Well, to answer such questions, mathematicians do not need any meter stick to measure the distance covered by the bullet at the instant, they don't need any speedometer to find its speed at any instant t, nor they need any clock to see the time required to cover the definite distance. In fact, they ...
A minimizing principle for the Poisson
... integrated once by parts in the action principle to transfer the derivative from x to p. In classical mechanics we normally stop at this point and write down the Hamiltonian equations of motion. However one can also recognize that a further variation with respect to x generates the Legendre transfor ...
... integrated once by parts in the action principle to transfer the derivative from x to p. In classical mechanics we normally stop at this point and write down the Hamiltonian equations of motion. However one can also recognize that a further variation with respect to x generates the Legendre transfor ...
Course Syllabus
... 5.understand linear and angular impulse-momentum principles, conservation of linear momentum of system of particles, impact. 6.understand planar kinematics of rigid bodies; rigid body motion, translation, rotation about fixed axis. 7.understand absolute general motion, relative motion, instantaneous ...
... 5.understand linear and angular impulse-momentum principles, conservation of linear momentum of system of particles, impact. 6.understand planar kinematics of rigid bodies; rigid body motion, translation, rotation about fixed axis. 7.understand absolute general motion, relative motion, instantaneous ...
Particle-based Collision Detection
... of a problem of nonoverlapping arrangements of D-dimensional spheres, D = 1,2,3, confined to a “rectangular” region d of size L1xL2x...xLD leads to search of an interaction time of particles Let the center positions of the N spheres in d be denoted by the set of vectors r1...rN. For two spheres w ...
... of a problem of nonoverlapping arrangements of D-dimensional spheres, D = 1,2,3, confined to a “rectangular” region d of size L1xL2x...xLD leads to search of an interaction time of particles Let the center positions of the N spheres in d be denoted by the set of vectors r1...rN. For two spheres w ...