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wrobel replied to the thread I Is calling fictitious forces "not real" just about terminology?.And that is not all :) ##\vec F_{ab}## is parallel to a line that connects the points ##a## and ##b## -
wrobel replied to the thread I Is calling fictitious forces "not real" just about terminology?. -
wrobel replied to the thread Some thoughts about self-education.This is an offtop because I have formulated the subject of discussion: And yes if this "modern day Ramanujan" can not solve a problem... -
wrobel replied to the thread I Is calling fictitious forces "not real" just about terminology?.We kick undergraduates out of the exams if they don't understand such things -
wrobel replied to the thread I Is calling fictitious forces "not real" just about terminology?.I have always thought that an idea of causation is expressed by the Cauchy existence and uniqueness theorem being applied to the ma=F -
wrobel replied to the thread I Is calling fictitious forces "not real" just about terminology?.I am sorry but I do not believe that a doctor can be confused by such a childish sophism -
wrobel replied to the thread Cone on horizontal surface.yes I see -
wrobel replied to the thread To get rid of a singularity in the Lagrange equations.Sure. The Second Newton is ##m\boldsymbol {\dot v}= \boldsymbol R.## Here ##\boldsymbol R =R\boldsymbol e_x## stands for the tension... -
wrobel replied to the thread To get rid of a singularity in the Lagrange equations.Once again: when we consider the mathematical pendulum we are not interested in whether the wire tightened or not. We consider an ideal... -
wrobel replied to the thread To get rid of a singularity in the Lagrange equations.No given (active) forces, no potential energy, just ideal constraints. Introduce a frame ##Oxyz##. The axis ##Oy## passes through the... -
wrobel replied to the thread To get rid of a singularity in the Lagrange equations.Actually we do not know how the centripetal force is directed. To understand that one must know the trajectory first. -
wrobel replied to the thread Cone on horizontal surface.The formulation is still bad. so we can find an acceleration of the cone’s centre of mass. Then how to use the non slippery condition? -
wrobel replied to the thread To get rid of a singularity in the Lagrange equations.it seems yes -
wrobel replied to the thread To get rid of a singularity in the Lagrange equations.For intuition it is convenient to consider the wrapping direction as it is shown at the picture and to assume that the string remains... -
wrobel replied to the thread B Why higher speeds need more power if backward force is the same?.I do not understand such questions. There is a definition: Power=##W=(\boldsymbol F,\boldsymbol v)##. There is a theorem: $$\dot...
