Phasor analysis of transverse wave on a string

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The way we have a phasor analysis for a point mass executing un-damped simple SHM, is there something like that for transverse waves on a string.
According to me if we fix the position then we can focus on the isolated SHM at that particular position. Is there any way in which I can relate the young's modulus of elasticity, the tension, angular frequency as well as frequency of the whole wave to a phasor?
Can the same be done for a standing wave on a string?

PS. please explain in detail.
 
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ashtadmir said:
The way we have a phasor analysis for a point mass executing un-damped simple SHM, is there something like that for transverse waves on a string.
According to me if we fix the position then we can focus on the isolated SHM at that particular position. Is there any way in which I can relate the young's modulus of elasticity, the tension, angular frequency as well as frequency of the whole wave to a phasor?
Can the same be done for a standing wave on a string?

PS. please explain in detail.

he motion although would b oscillatory, wouldn't be simple harmonic.

Aceix.
 
Aceix said:
it wou

he motion although would b oscillatory, wouldn't be simple harmonic.

Aceix.
I am absolutely sure that the motion will be simple harmonic (assuming the ideal conditions)
 
ashtadmir said:
I am absolutely sure that the motion will be simple harmonic (assuming the ideal conditions)

thinking of it, there is a possibility.
 

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