Equations of motionRelativistic effectsGeneral relativitySolar systemRotationThe rotational laws of motion for arbitrarily shaped, weakly self-gravitatingbodies, members of gravitationally interacting N-body systems, are obtained at the first post-Newtonian approximation of general relativity. The derivation ...
The rotational equations of motion, describing the dynamics of the (rigidized) proposed orbiting Spacecraft Control Laboratory Experiment during the statio... CM Diarra,PM Bainum - 《Acta Astronautica》 被引量: 2发表: 1989年 Rotational Motions in Seismology It can be done since the rotational comp...
A study is made of four algorithms which integrate the rotational equations of motion for rigid linear molecules. They are leapfrog algorithms in the sense that the quantities saved between time steps are the on-step orientation and the mid-step angular velocity. Thermostatted versions of the algo...
II.C Equations of Motion In translational motion, the driving force F is counterbalanced by a resisting force Fr set up by the driven machine and by an inertia force Ma arising from the change in speed, or (2)F−Fr=Ma=Mdυ/dt, where the mass M is expressed in kg. the velocity v...
On the rotational equations of motion in rigid body dynamics when using Euler parameters Many models of three-dimensional rigid body dynamics employ Euler parameters as rotational coordinates. Since the four Euler parameters are not independent... K Sherif,K Nachbagauer,W Steiner - 《Nonlinear Dynam...
Translational and rotational motion are two common types of motion in physics. Translational motion happens when a body moves from one point to another, and rotational motion occurs when a rigid body revolves around an axis. Both these types of motion have states of equilibrium associated with ...
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The equations of motion were integrated with a leap-frog algorithm48 with a time step of 2 fs. Minimization and equilibration were done, followed by 5 independent 500 ns production simulations for Tar systems and 5 independent 200 ns simulations for Tsr systems. Production simulations were ...
The trade-off of accuracy for computational efficiency is an ever-present consideration. It should be noted that the difference between material commonly taught in standard physics texts and that used in computer animation is in how the equations of motion are used. In standard physics, the ...
{/eq} which is the angular acceleration of the object. The four linear equations above can be replaced with rotational variables so that thekinematic equationsrepresent rotational motion instead of linear motion. Time, t, is the only variable that is independent of a coordinate system, and the ...