Dynamics (Vector)ΒΆ

Vector subset of dynamics laws

Contents:

  • Acceleration from force and mass (vector)
    • mass
    • acceleration
    • force
    • law
  • Force is derivative of momentum (vector)
    • time
    • momentum
    • force
    • law
  • Instantaneous power is dot product of force and velocity
    • power
    • force
    • velocity
    • law
  • Kinetic energy via angular momentum and angular velocity
    • kinetic_energy
    • angular_momentum
    • angular_velocity
    • law
  • Mechanical work from force and displacement
    • work
    • force
    • displacement
    • law
  • Mechanical work is line integral of force
    • work
    • position_vector
    • force
    • curve
    • initial_parameter
    • final_parameter
    • law
  • Normal force via pressure and vector area
    • normal_force
    • pressure
    • vector_area
    • law
  • Relative acceleration from force
    • relative_acceleration
    • force
    • mass
    • coriolis_acceleration
    • translation_acceleration
    • law
  • Restoring torque due to twist of torsion pendulum
    • torque
    • torsion_stiffness
    • angular_displacement
    • law
  • Torque is angular momentum derivative
    • time
    • angular_momentum
    • torque
    • law
  • Torque of twisting force
    • torque
    • force
    • position_vector
    • law

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        • Acceleration from force and mass (vector)
        • Force is derivative of momentum (vector)
        • Instantaneous power is dot product of force and velocity
        • Kinetic energy via angular momentum and angular velocity
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        • Mechanical work is line integral of force
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        • Restoring torque due to twist of torsion pendulum
        • Torque is angular momentum derivative
        • Torque of twisting force
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      • Mechanical work is force times distance
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      • Work is integral of force over distance
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