Q3 (5pt) A particle of mass m is attracted to a force center with the force...
A particle of mass m is attracted to a fixed point O by an inverse square force (F(r) = -k/r2). Solve this problem using Hamilton’s equations. (Hint: Use 2-dimensional cylindrical coordinates.)
# Problem 1 # Suppose a point-mass particle with mass, 'm', moving in a gravitational potential, 'U(r)', where 'r' is the distance from the center of the potential. A positional vector and momentum vector of a particle are vec r' and "vec p', respectively. (\vec means vector symbol.) Q1) An angular momentum vector vec J' is defined as vec J = \vec r x \vec p. Show that \vec J is conserved in such a gravitational potential U(r) which depends...
2. A particle of mass m is moving in a plane under a force whose potential energy is given by V(r) -kin r + cr + gr cos θ with k,c,g positive constants. (a) Write down the force in polar coordinates. (b) Find the positions of equilibrium (1) if c>g and (2) if c<g. (c) By considering the direction of the force near these points, determine whether the equilibrium is stable or not 2. A particle of mass m is...
achieves its closest approach A particle of mass m moving in the Kepler potential V -k/ to the force center, r-ro, at 0, where r, p denote polar coordinates in the plane of motion of the particle. At φ = π/3, its distance from the force center is r = 5r0/4. Determine the eccentricity e of the orbit, the angular momentum, the energy, and the ratio of speeds v(p /3)/(p 0). Hint: If you're not completely confident in your knowledge...
#1 A particle of mass, m, moves in a field whose potential energy in spherical coordinates has a 2 , where r and are the standard variables of spherical coordinates and k is a positive constant. Find Hamiltonian and Hamilton's equations of motion for this particle. form of V --k cose
Acceleration in polar coordinates is required 1. A particle of unit mass moves along a trajectory , 2r) θ E (03), and θ E ( a coal, -a cose r(8)--, expressed in plane polar coordinates. The angle 6(t) changes with time according to the equation θ wt. Here a, are positive constants independent of time. (a) [10 marks) Compute the transverse acceleration of the particle (b) [10 marks) Find the force acting on a particle and express it in terms...
JUST ANSWER PART B A. A point mass m moves frictionlessly on a horizontal plane. An unusual, anharmonic spring with unstretched length ro is attached between a pivot at the origin and the mass. Let the radial force exerted by the spring be given by Fr =-c(r-ro)" where c is a positive constant. Using plane polar coordinates r and θ: (i) Write down the Lagrangian L(r, θ,0) and use Lagrange's method to find the equations of motion for the mass...
The Lagrangian for a particle of mass m moving in a vertical plane and experiencing the constant gravitational force mg is 2 Find the Hamiltonian and so the Hamilton-Jacobi equation Using the separable ansatz s- S(a)+Sy(v)-at ciple function i constants a and ay . Taking the separation constants a and ay as the new momenta find the new constant coordinates ßz and ßy. Find the particle's trajectory as a function of the constants Oz, αψ β, and β . Find...
Q3-(25 pts) A pulley of mass Mand radius R can rotate around its center of mass freely. Take the moment of inertia of the pulley as 1o. A string with negligible mass is wrapped around the pulley. One end of the string holds a block with mass m and the other end is attached to a spring with a force constant k. Assume no friction at any surface and string is not slipping on pulley. a) When the system is...
Problem 4*: (Motion along a spiral) A particle of mass m moves in a gravitational field along the spiral z = k0, r = constant, where k is a constant, and z is the vertical direction. Find the Hamiltonian H(z, p) for the particle motion. Find and solve Hamilton's equations of motion. Show in the limit r = 0, 2 = -g.