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I meant a 1D pendulum in the sense that it only oscilates in one (!) direction. Of course this could represent a real 3D pendulum oscillating along just one axis. Concerning the physics license, I didn't know how to sai it right, I meant physics degree or something like that. Let's just say I'm...

By the way this is not homework, just a serious question to try to solve coupled harmonic oscillators :(

Hi guys, I'm having troubles finding how to write the potential energy of a 1D pendulum down. In terms of displacement however. This should be easy and it is, but my professor had this nice "clean" solution whereas mine is really dreadfull, any help? :) edit: Ok nvm guys. I was thinking I went...