Substituting equations (5) and (7) into equation (4) we verify that this does indeed satisfy the equation for simple harmonic motion. With the constant of proportionality k = ω2Thusa(t) = - ω2y(t)The time for the maximum velocity and acceleration can be determined from these equations...
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An anharmonic solution to the equation of motion for the simple pendulum In the small-angle regime the formula becomes equivalent to the result for the period of the linear pendulum. The present derivation of an anharmonic ... K Johannessen - 《European Journal of Physics》 被引量: 17发表:...
In this work, we combine the practical utility of the SMM with the fairly simple expressions for the quantum solutions of the Heisenberg equations of motion in the SMM physical settings, and extend the SMM into the quantum domain. In particular, we represent the time-dependent coordinate ...
Although the physical interpretation of the Navier-Stokes equations below $d=2$ is unclear, the results apply to a forced Burger's equation in one dimension. A large class of models produces a spectral function $E(k)$ which behaves as ${k}^{2}$ in three dimensions, as expected on the...
We note that derivation71 of the single-molecule-scale Stokes (viscous) drag force, D, that appears in the modified Stoke’s–Einstein relation46, (4), requires use of the SMS Navier-Stokes equations derived in Supplement 1. In closing this section, we remark that while computational ...
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I heard the passing remark that the solution to the differential equation for the simple harmonic oscillator can be thought of as the definition for the sine and cosine, much like Legendre polynomials, Bessel functions, etc. are defined by the equations to which they are solutions. Although the...
The derivation in Appendix A relied on accelerating system dynamics while the one here arose from the simple harmonic oscillator equation. The harmonic oscillator can also be related to the 1-D Schrödinger equation −ℏ22𝑚𝜓″+𝑉𝜓=𝐸𝜓, (A8) for a spacetime-dependent potenti...