Survey
* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project
* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project
Episode 19 0:00 3:35 4:15 7:45 9:45 10:15 11:00 12:00 12:15 14:30 15:00 15:15 16:25 18:00 19:00 20:30 Angular Momentum start of goodstein Kepler-II - vortices of hurricanes, bathtubs law of conservation of angular momentum renaissance - Christian theology - Reformation/counter-Reformation - bloody 30yrs-war - 3 giants on earth - Galileo, Kepler, Brahe Kepler 1571-1630 - ups and downs - wife fat confused simpleminded - wrote about his feelings with his science - today: flawless; professional astrologer - to make ends meet - a genius - shape of winebarrels, almost invented calculus - 3 laws correct K-II - explains shape of galaxies, fury of hurricanes, whirlpools - law of conservation of angular momentum Kepler stood up to the classical astronomers of 2000yrs of collective wisdom. Astronomy was the first physical science - ancient China, Greece, Alexandria, Babylon, Mayans, Baghdad - heaven on earth - Greeks created original schemes Aristotle - nature of everything under the sun - earth is the center of the universe heavenly bodies move along circles - complicated circles moving on top of complicated circles - epicycles, complex, almost uncomprehensible - “save the appearances” - more or less predicted positions of stars and planets, aided navigation, cast horoscopes. Earth @ center, motion circular Copernicus 1500 wrote “revolution of heavenly orbs” - earth hurtling thru space Sun @ center - earth a mere planet in orbit around sun - revolutionary idea revolution meant radical change since then - not perfect circles; epicycles still required, revolution almost hidden behind astronomical complexity. Kepler inspired by this, eschewed circular motion. Kepler the wandering mathematician K-I, K-II, III water down the drain - forms a vortex, hurricane Kepler’s description, not explanation K-II - equal areas - r, r, r + r - cross product – PHYSICS 115 DON’T WORRY ABOUT THIS DERIVATION - area of triangle is ½r (r + r) = ½r r, so A/t [Phys 115] (=dA/dt [Phys 201]) = ½ r v ice skater - conservation of angular momentum ordinary momentum - F=dp/dt =p/t angular momentum F, r, the twist - r F - twist needed to get something going but in orbit there’s no twist, or in vortices - r F = 0 F=0 -> p=const., correspondingly r F = 0 -> L=const. Differentiating don’t worry L = mr v; dL/dt = r F = (torque) - angular momentum conserved in orbit that’s why K-II. spinning body keeps spinning L = mr v - vector, magnitude mrv if r v [e.g. circle] constant - so if r down, v up no viscosity - whirlpool red spot - hurricane since at least 1610. - galaxies, flat disk about globular center angular momentum helps to design the universe 22:00 back to Goodstein - 1562 major conjunction of planets - Copernican tables were even worse than old method - Tycho Brahe - 1546-1601 - b/c continuous precise observations were not done; so he did it - created Tychonic universe Aristotle: earth ctr Copernicus - sun ctr Tycho - earth ctr, sun around earth, other planets around sun – compromise crystal spheres smashed - “we know” his most important accomplishment was careful systematic observations went from 10' of arc uncertainty to 2' of arc crucial improvement 25:30 end of Goodstein angular momentum is r v Force applying twist is torque is r F = rate of change of angular momentum - no torque, L conserved 26:00 end Episode 20 Torques & Gyroscopes 32:00 35:15 Goodstein—conservation & Newton’s laws transportation—the wheel invented by Sumerians spinning wheel animation torque=r x F what keeps a wheel from falling? Animation precession—top animation gyroscope navigation & gyroscopes polar routes, space precession—wheel & top animation, derivation earth as a gyroscope (the only ‘perfect’ gyroscope) equinoxes, equinox drift polaris’ drift Copernicus first to explain drift—precession Newton—torque acts on bulge of earth; axis precesses very slowly Goodstein 45:21 46:50 49:59 54:51 56:10