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Problem 10.10 meProblem 10.10 Consider a central force given by F(r) = -K/r3 with K>O. Plot...
Problem 5 Consider the motion of a particle in a potentail V(r) = kr. Using the...
Problem 5 Consider the motion of a particle in a potentail V(r) = kr. Using the effective potential discuss the types of motion possible. Find the frequency of revolution for circular motion and the frequency of small oscillations about this circular motion.
The force on a particle is given by k c r2 r3 for k c>0. Here c is proportional to P/u a. Show that the motion is described by an ellipse. b. Determine the motion of the particle in the central fo...
The force on a particle is given by k c r2 r3 for k c>0. Here c is proportional to P/u a. Show that the motion is described by an ellipse. b. Determine the motion of the particle in the central force field (i.e. conic section) by considering for the following. ez i. c>
The force on a particle is given by k c r2 r3 for k c>0. Here c is proportional to P/u a. Show that the motion...
8.4 The Two-Dimensional Central-Force Problem The 2D harmonic oscillator is a 2D central force pr...
8.4 The Two-Dimensional Central-Force Problem The 2D harmonic oscillator is a 2D central force problem (as discussed in TZD Many physical systems involve a particle that moves under the influence of a central force; that is, a force that always points exactly toward, or away from, a force center O. In classical mechanics a famous example of a central force is the force of the sun on a planet. In atomic physics the most obvious example is the hydrogen atom,...
81 Proof of Kepler's Second Law. In this section we force pointing toward the origin 0 in R3. con...
81 Proof of Kepler's Second Law. In this section we force pointing toward the origin 0 in R3. consider central forces in any mechanics problem. Let F be a central Definition. (Central Force) Let if be the vector from o to a particle of mass m. The force F exerted on the particle is central F 11 ที่. Exercise 1. Show that the force of gravity is central. (Note: this problem cannot be done without using the definition FCm map...
1. Using F(r) = -y/r2, show that the equation of motion in a central force, namely...
1. Using F(r) = -y/r2, show that the equation of motion in a central force, namely a na = -u(0) - EF (), produces the solution u(b) = (-1(1 + e coso) What are the expressions for C and e in terms of the parameters of the problem? 2. Evaluate the entries for the following table for the given values of e (assume l,u,y are known) E (T + U) Pmax/rmin Shape of orbit 0 .5
8. Bonus: Consider the gravitational force of attraction F (r) on a mass m located at...
8. Bonus: Consider the gravitational force of attraction F (r) on a mass m located at a point r R3 which is exerted by a mass M at the origin r 0, GMm r. (a) From your results in 7(b), find the scalar-valued function V(r) such that F(r)VV(r) with the condition V(r) -0 as lrl->oo. The function V(r) is the potential energy function associated with the gravitational force F(r). The existence of a scalar-valued potential energy function V R-Rimplies that...
9. (8 marks) Let F be an inverse force field given by k F(r,y,z) r13 r,...
9. (8 marks) Let F be an inverse force field given by k F(r,y,z) r13 r, where k is a constant. Find the work done by F on an object as its point of application moves along the -axis from A(1,0, 0) to B(2,0,0)
9. (8 marks) Let F be an inverse force field given by k F(r,y,z) r13 r, where k is a constant. Find the work done by F on an object as its point of application moves...
(2) If the point of application of a force F: R3 R moves along a curve C, then the work done by t...
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(2) If the point of application of a force F: R3 R moves along a curve C, then the work done by the force is W F.dr. (a) Find the total work done on an object that traverses the curve c(t) (cos(t), 2 sin(t), (b) Find the total work done on an object that traverses the straight line from (1,0,-2) (c) Explain why the answers in the previous two questions coincide and provide a way...
2. Consider the linear functions f: R3 → R2, 9: R3 R3, h: R2 + R...
2. Consider the linear functions f: R3 → R2, 9: R3 R3, h: R2 + R and i: R3 → R4 given by: [ 5x – 72 1 * +54 +92 [2x + 3y +z] y = 3 +9y + 7z IL -+2y 2. + 2y + i i = y +22 |2y – z] (14 (a) Write them as matrices. (b) Which are the compositions we can do using two different functions from above? Do them using matrix multiplication.
A particle of mass m is subject to a central force which is attractive but independent...
A particle of mass m is subject to a central force which is attractive but independent of distance: Fr)Fo. (a) Sketch the effective potential Uer), and show that only bounded, stable orbits are (b) For this force, find the equivalent of Kepler's Third Law for circular orbits. In other (c) Discuss whether perturbed circular orbits are closed or open, and justify your answer (d) Set up the differential equation for the general orbital trajectory r(e). (It does not have possible...
Problem 5 Consider the motion of a particle in a potentail V(r) = kr. Using the effective potential discuss the types of motion possible. Find the frequency of revolution for circular motion and the frequency of small oscillations about this circular motion.
The force on a particle is given by k c r2 r3 for k c>0. Here c is proportional to P/u a. Show that the motion is described by an ellipse. b. Determine the motion of the particle in the central force field (i.e. conic section) by considering for the following. ez i. c>
The force on a particle is given by k c r2 r3 for k c>0. Here c is proportional to P/u a. Show that the motion...
8.4 The Two-Dimensional Central-Force Problem The 2D harmonic oscillator is a 2D central force problem (as discussed in TZD Many physical systems involve a particle that moves under the influence of a central force; that is, a force that always points exactly toward, or away from, a force center O. In classical mechanics a famous example of a central force is the force of the sun on a planet. In atomic physics the most obvious example is the hydrogen atom,...
81 Proof of Kepler's Second Law. In this section we force pointing toward the origin 0 in R3. consider central forces in any mechanics problem. Let F be a central Definition. (Central Force) Let if be the vector from o to a particle of mass m. The force F exerted on the particle is central F 11 ที่. Exercise 1. Show that the force of gravity is central. (Note: this problem cannot be done without using the definition FCm map...
1. Using F(r) = -y/r2, show that the equation of motion in a central force, namely a na = -u(0) - EF (), produces the solution u(b) = (-1(1 + e coso) What are the expressions for C and e in terms of the parameters of the problem? 2. Evaluate the entries for the following table for the given values of e (assume l,u,y are known) E (T + U) Pmax/rmin Shape of orbit 0 .5
8. Bonus: Consider the gravitational force of attraction F (r) on a mass m located at a point r R3 which is exerted by a mass M at the origin r 0, GMm r. (a) From your results in 7(b), find the scalar-valued function V(r) such that F(r)VV(r) with the condition V(r) -0 as lrl->oo. The function V(r) is the potential energy function associated with the gravitational force F(r). The existence of a scalar-valued potential energy function V R-Rimplies that...
9. (8 marks) Let F be an inverse force field given by k F(r,y,z) r13 r, where k is a constant. Find the work done by F on an object as its point of application moves along the -axis from A(1,0, 0) to B(2,0,0)
9. (8 marks) Let F be an inverse force field given by k F(r,y,z) r13 r, where k is a constant. Find the work done by F on an object as its point of application moves...
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(2) If the point of application of a force F: R3 R moves along a curve C, then the work done by the force is W F.dr. (a) Find the total work done on an object that traverses the curve c(t) (cos(t), 2 sin(t), (b) Find the total work done on an object that traverses the straight line from (1,0,-2) (c) Explain why the answers in the previous two questions coincide and provide a way...
2. Consider the linear functions f: R3 → R2, 9: R3 R3, h: R2 + R and i: R3 → R4 given by: [ 5x – 72 1 * +54 +92 [2x + 3y +z] y = 3 +9y + 7z IL -+2y 2. + 2y + i i = y +22 |2y – z] (14 (a) Write them as matrices. (b) Which are the compositions we can do using two different functions from above? Do them using matrix multiplication.
A particle of mass m is subject to a central force which is attractive but independent of distance: Fr)Fo. (a) Sketch the effective potential Uer), and show that only bounded, stable orbits are (b) For this force, find the equivalent of Kepler's Third Law for circular orbits. In other (c) Discuss whether perturbed circular orbits are closed or open, and justify your answer (d) Set up the differential equation for the general orbital trajectory r(e). (It does not have possible...
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