I Looking for a unified expression for energy in rotating systems

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A user seeks a unified expression for energy in rotating systems, expressing uncertainty about its existence. They request assistance and equations related to the topic, indicating their novice status in physics. A response provides a link to a Wikipedia article on rotational energy as a starting point for understanding. The discussion highlights the need for clarity on energy expressions in rotational dynamics. Overall, the inquiry emphasizes the importance of foundational knowledge in physics for newcomers.
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I am looking for a unified expression for energy in rotating systems
Hello,
I am wondering if anyone can give me a hand.
I am looking for a unified expression for energy in rotating systems or wondering if one even exists.
Any help or equations you wish to share about the topic would be great.
Sorry I am quite new to physics.

Thanks
 
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GeneralJez said:
TL;DR Summary: I am looking for a unified expression for energy in rotating systems

Hello,
I am wondering if anyone can give me a hand.
I am looking for a unified expression for energy in rotating systems or wondering if one even exists.
Any help or equations you wish to share about the topic would be great.
Sorry I am quite new to physics.

Thanks
Welcome to PF. This should get you started:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotational_energy
 

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