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Classical Mechanics 3

The document discusses the dynamics of single particles and systems of particles, focusing on Newton's laws of motion, conservative forces, and generalized coordinates. It covers various concepts such as the integration of equations of motion, the effects of forces on particles, and the principles of virtual work and D'Alembert's principle. Additionally, it addresses constraints in motion and the relationships between forces and energy in mechanical systems.

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Classical Mechanics 3

The document discusses the dynamics of single particles and systems of particles, focusing on Newton's laws of motion, conservative forces, and generalized coordinates. It covers various concepts such as the integration of equations of motion, the effects of forces on particles, and the principles of virtual work and D'Alembert's principle. Additionally, it addresses constraints in motion and the relationships between forces and energy in mechanical systems.

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(1) Dynamics of a

single particle - :

(2) Newton's 2nd Law :

F =
ma

It is
*
ubiquitously used to solve the dynamics of a
particle/
septem of particles .

(a) Directly integrate the Newton's ,


equation of motion (EOM)

(n.) A
projective of men'm that is
fired into the Earth
Esper
.
a
retarding force as d =
--CV ,
where C, 1 are contents

I
which
depend on the
properties shape of projective .

If the impect
vel = vo
, find the total
penetration depth
.

Solution ---(p2j
:

&
=

m(aj)
-C-CV
Vce
: = m

-d
- mv
=

+ dre CtCV2

)Case
:
In
JHL
·= I
(h) It is sometimes
useful to use the newton's

equation in alternate
form
.

(1) First
integral of the E . O M .

, wut time :

* F :
ma
th

JEct
ti
=
Ym
ti
:

m
*

.
YE .
dt = m -

mu
t

those
*
Applied in collision
problems or
problems where a
partical
explodes .
(2) second/displacement integral of EOM - :

Fima
=>
(E d Im di
.
=

=>
/: I me

=>

·
N
A

d Im
(V

=>JEm(V

·
B

&
A

=
-Emm
=> (5) + YmV =
BG(j) + Y2mVB
(a) Conservative Forces -
:

* In nature have
major category
that are
we a
of forces
called conservative
Forces ,
which are derivable from a

scalar
functions
.

# F . di :
do-exact differential
* For such
Forcesactual
the initial and
.
final positions are
important
and not the
path
t a ke n

* F = -

-0
(6) Suppose a man
of men'M'
jumps From a
height 'h' to the

Let' be the distance which his COM


ground
. through
moves wha shits the floor vertically without bending

the knees his


.
Find the
forc/area acting on .
ankles

Carea of the ankles : 50 (m2)


·
nY
(9) Wa :
Any
(1)
(0
° ·

, 1)
D

& Wy I
: A

*

3x
[ , 0)
Find the Force T
work done
by the =

Alky [ yj) +
along the
path Dand
8.

Qi
-

Wa : : Wai ;
WA ; Was :
At :I
: Whet :
A

-
non-conservative .
(8) A
gun
whose barrel makes an
angle'd' with the horizontal fires a shell of

man 'm' with a velocity "O"wr.t the barallel whose man is 'M !
b

Find the recoil vel 'V' Also find absolute


.

9 of the Camon . the magnitude


of the vel

les vail truck.


.

Of the shell .
Anume that the Cannon is mounted on a
friction
Vimit >
- >

V+ Vc =
Vb
vi cosa

mis = Mi
Vzlosa
M
- >
: Muz
Vz
VI
·
(mm
:
(6) A mans'm' Falls through a
height 'h' and hits a
spring with
Constt'K' What the It ha
.
is man .

Comp . achieved
.

za8h
:2
·

E se
mygh trige Ive right
:
+
unge

-
migh =

Iket-mac
=
ke-zige-uglio
: N=
zg + -
4mig" 8 mghl
+

2k

-
:
+
mg + might 2

K
(2)Dynamics of System of particles - a :

* Tos extended doinve


general
such
objects also ,
we can some

relational
equations independent of the
specific interaction blu them
independent
of the specific interaction blu .them

>
-
. of
Eq motion
of a
particle in a
septem
For an ith
particle .

m
Fi External Force acting ith
on
particle .
=

Zi =
Internal Force on i th
particle dueto remaining of the

particles.
=> Zzi = 0

: F += Zim
(1) Concept of centre of man :

mini = Mi

mi
: E=
M
* For relations
a
system of particles ,
some
general equation
on be derived interaction bo them
independent ofthe type of
-
:

42 F =
ri -
:

tB

(a) (Edt = t =

M
this
tA

:
SFdt =

M Ye -

ta
B

(b)
I E de .

&Micke
KA &A

- A

u (V-Vi
Na

Ei += min

:= +
mir zmizmi
:
M Emiri +

: Emis : o

=2
TUE
:
Ti :
Esmiri
· El mi

= mi +z

Mimi
:
=
-
=
R2
azof
the COM KE .
about the COM .

:. Zwi
= (i)drd
-d
B

=-

10

-)
E

=> d
di
mini de
T

-F = Ti&

= Mimi

= =mi
A
(i) Angular motion for system of a

particle
-
:

Let
* :

EXP for single particle


a .

* For a
system of particles

=
angular momentum

FOM

angular for
motion

90

=> mi + minxi

x (mir)
=>
=m
=
[x( (i) +

i
90

: & +x

=
* If E =
0 = I =
comett

(6) particle is
moving in 2-D
plan along the wome
y
:
Ye

in Z planunder
theinflue offor a abc

I
m = F
at Yo

mv = Ft -

mc
:
=

: n= It
2 m

.
(.) Types of constraints :-

(a) Holonomic and non-Holonomic -


:

&

* Holonomic Constraint
equation are in
equalities
.

- time in Greek
(b) Scheronomic and Rheonomic
: -

Schromic time
are
independent constraint
equation
.

()
- spherical pendulum
x+ R2
y + z =

Rheonomic are time


dependent constraint
equation.
(a) 0 < r< RCt)

(C) Conservative/non-conservative systems :-


Conservative
*
septem are acted
Conservative Forces
upon by .
A
suppose
3N
there are 'N'
particles making up system a . Then we need

co-ordinate their
variables to
specify dynamics.

Let there be 's'no constraints


of on the
septem
,

*
This the no of co-ordinates will be
independent N-c
U = .

The will be function


original set
position vectors
of the independent
...
of

co . Ordinates [c]
= (21 , 8 ...

* These independent coordinates which

are
free from each other are
called generalized coordinates
.
The
*
Even
concept of generalized
there
coordinates have no relation with constraints
.

if are no constraints the


generalized Coord are

useful .
(4) Generalized coordinates :-
&

* System of particles to their


coordinates
specify
N- = 3N

position / evolution
--

* Degree of freedom is the Min /


independentset
.

of co-ordinates
to motion
required specify of sytem
.

aj aj((3 t) ; i 1, 4 N
j 1 8
; U
3N-
= :
=
, = ....

, ,...,

No of
constraints
(5 ) Generalized
.

velocity :-
i =i ((9 < 3 t) ,

v
= (i)
=

dant
=

[(n y z)
* ,
,
=

df
= datdy

: d

· generalized
velocity
:
(6) Generalized Momentum : -

* The momentum linked to the momentum


of the generalized coord
.

Ex

(ex) ke
of a
particles
T =

(m((k =
+ m(x + j = z4

:
pr := masm
1119 ; py mz
mijtpz: =

* Take
plane polar cor.

T r 2)
=
(m(r2 +

prmi
·:

po = mu

Pa generat
(7) Generalized Energy :
-

[mi
*
T
=

: at

:= mi
=
[mi i
t
+
= mi
* -

Aus

[mi()]
+
Gen =
* momentum
·

; pa

T
: +

P2 . An
:

Bu
Pr = An ga +
.
T Aban+
·
Bat

=
Tz + Ti + To

*
If the-contraints are scheronomic
,
the transformation

equation are
independent oftime
.

= ([923)

Bai mid-
:

= mi
C

s
Fa a
:
(g) Virtual Work :- ↑

A Used to solve problems in static .

of
*Undertheinfluence forFi ,
if displacement of ,a

="
du F · di
i = 1

* In statics motion and the


there is no
septem is in equilibrium ↑

Then we under the Forces


imagine a virtual
displacement maintaining the
equilibrium
.

These virtual
* displacement should not violate the constraints
improved
on the
system
-

: S -

VD
. .

*
[F : Ei)
+
Actually ,
sw :
.

S
90

- S
* Sw : Fi .
Sri
i

= (((a) ,
t)

dri da
+

dut

Surar
=>

Z (I s
= da

# O =
Generalized Force

I
# Sw =

Za Sara then
,

(i) If (c)
=
2 => [04] : [Linear Force]

(i) If [91] = (0 => [Da] =


[Torque
(9) D'Alembert's principle :
* For
dynamics ,

F mis
F+ mi
S T
int
ext -

force Force
F
* New
interpretation of a

force .

pseudo
=> Fi + z -

Fp ,
i = 0

peudo Force /Force of inertia


(F + -pi)
=> sw
= .
Si = o

: sw
= (F-m) ·
S = O
()
X + AR + xz l
,
=

Su , + Suz = 0

) Sx
= = -

Siz

Sw (-mit) Sa
= o
.

=
E(x-mi) Su E(F-mz)sa ,
+ =
o

=
((m M2) g (m +i) ii) Sa
,
-

,
,
= 0

zi
:
=m
() :DaGa is and

(I) [mi. S

did e

= ([aq) ,
t)

=
: mi .

Smi a
S
= [mi]-mi
= mir)-mi

) u
Emir Smit
.

[mir]-mi
=

B
=> Mimi

= ()
: sw

-
10) Euler-Lagrange Egn of 2 kind :-
#

* fore drivable
If the is
from potential force .

2 V(Sa
force -V
.
i e
, Conservative = =

or
If =

-
=> (FV]-
CT

=> 0
=

T total KE
Of the system
= .
.

total
V PE
Of the septem
= .
.

* Even
if the forces are
dependent on vel in
. such a
way that
:-

S
-)
=

eg. of EM or

=>
=>-(TV)
* Euler Lagrange equation are
form invariant
, irrespective of the
choice of generalized coordinate one chooses to work with
depending the problem
on
.
* the EL EOM remain same
for L' = L+ k
T
Const .

For L E3t)
Even
L the EOM
* =
,
where
,
remain invariant

·
=>
px=
Earlier
* we
defined gen momentum as
&

Now terms
, we
redefine our
definition of gen . Momentum in
of Lagrangin as :-

pa =
* Whenever the
, lagrangin of system is independent of generated
a a

Coordinate the is Conserved


pa
corresponding generalized momentum
then = Comtt
,

# There coordinates are called

Cyclic Ignorable Coordinates .


(D) Principle of virtual work :
&

6
Mi
↓* 3
Card" For
in static
it to be

equilibrium
.

Mignit ↑
Mc
M g
.
M2 Grip .
(a BC I

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Y

Meg

Swio :

Es
: M Sx +
.
gmx .

Mag mB .
Gx = 0
; with
the Const.
21 +z =
l

:
Mc m :
M , mid
* : See, +
Se o =

:
Sx = -
See
(2)dAlbertprincia
pl the ac

Zi (F-mir) sai-o
=(mignia-m , ) Sa + (mygm-m)S =o

21 +Hz = C

-
See = -

See
=
"
x, + 22 = 0

·
(mignia.M) +
(mignip mix
+
,
) (-8x )
.
:

=
MGsid-Meg mis
MitM2
(03 .) Generalize Force :
master with two masses

If the two ends


of flar a that is
fallingfreely in a verticle
plane are (x ,, 2) ,
CK2 , 2

Find the Form


generalized in terms
of and 'O'as shown
.

Za
(x zi)
,

90 0

%m
-

Z
& -
T
(12 , zr) ⑧

Mig
li

· ms Zi
Mag

9x

Z :=
height of COM : N
: =COM , horizontal comp .

: Z
:Z = So :

F E +

gen Fores Q2
: my (or
=
=
.

i (2=
,, zi)
=

= (x2 zr)
,

:. Z
:
El + zz= zz

Z
simo =

=> Zz-Zi = I sin O

:
ZZl ino
Z

Z:
1 mo
+

Dz
=
:

mg + mg
=
=
Eng
(64) Lagrangian
-
:

-
n Y

T
l

im
T
= m(+ j) :
Ime
V=
-mgy =
-mgl loso

Const .;

x7y 22 =

(2) - (r 0), ; V exc 1


=
.

:
x= I sno

2 :
-
l coso

si =
lloso .

y =
+ l io . O

.. L = Tv =

Im e2j2 +
mge coso

:
: me20]mglio
=
ml2o +
mgl mo = o

- lotg mo :

:
: i
* extension
ofthis problem pendulum fixed
A
imple is
spherical ,
where vie is

T z2)
+m(x y
=
2
+ +

I
cost
=
x mo

Y : l
in0m
z = loso
: T:
Iml2 (o + in 094)
V=
mgl co

:
m (otmo)-mglcoso
'I' is absent Dis Cyclic .
cord
,

Po is
:.
conserved
.
(95)
.

k,
kz
mi mz

E
2 97x2
lz

T
= m, j + m = mm

:
Ye =
litt ; Yz : lette

=>
j= 1
y =
x

V =
1k x
2
,
+
12 x)" -

:
Lemmi
() Suppose the
Congregion of
a
septem is
given by
,

+gik
Find EOM .

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