Lecture 1: Rigid - Body Motion and Imaging GeometryGeometry, Imaging
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7.1 Rigid Motion in a Plane Geometry Mr. Qayumi 2010 Assignments Chapter 7 Definitions ( Will post online) p. 399 – 401 #’s 1- 31, 33-39 Transformations Vocabulary The new figures is called the IMAGE. The original figures is called the PREIMAGE. The operation that MAPS, or moves the...
being visualized if debug rendering is enabled When a geometry object is specified for a shape, the geometry object is copied into the shape. There are some restrictions on which geometries may be specified for a shape, depending on the shape flags and the type of the parent actors. Triangle...
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TheRobotics Library(RL) is a self-contained C++ library for rigid body kinematics and dynamics, motion planning, and control. It covers spatial vector algebra, multibody systems, hardware abstraction, path planning, collision detection, and visualization. It is being used in research projects and in...
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Accordingly, the equation of motion, broadly known as Duffing's equation, includes a cubic stiffness term: Iξ¨+η0β{2(β−1)ξ+ξ3}=0 The stiffness of the linearized oscillator is provided by stretching the string initially, hence it vanishes for the critical value βc = 1. The ...
There is a number of studies concerning the impact of a small rigid body immersed in a viscous fluid on the fluid motion. A general approach used so far is based on the idea that if the body is small but “heavy”, meaning its mass densityρSεis large, its velocity can be controlled...
Another common question on CCL... The use of Internal Redundant coordinates (through the Opt=ModRedundant option) must not be overlooked! This option performes a geometry optimization at each step while maintaining the scanned variable constant, which is