We look at the fundamental equations of analytical dynamics from a different per-spective. We discuss an additional way of evaluating the approaches for deriving the equations of motion, and we show that all of the fundamental equations can be viewed as projections of the force and moment balances onto directions affected by the velocity variables. We re-classify the existing approaches into two parts: Those based on vector variational principles, and those based on scalar variational principles. We discuss the relative merits and disadvantages of these approaches.
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The possibilities of selection algorithms to construct mathematical models of dynamic systems and th...
Principles of Dynamics presents classical dynamics primarily as an exemplar of scientific theory and...
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Introduction Mechanics has developed over the years along two main lines. Vectorial mechanics is ba...
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The Classical Newton-Lagrange equations of motion represent the fundamental physical law of mechanic...
In this paper the advantages a d weak points of the analytical and vectorial methods of the deriitat...
2 p.l., 18, 51 p. diagrs. 23 cm.Each paper has special t.-p.The second paper has imprint: Philadelph...
This is a brief introduction to Lagrange's equation and Hamilton's principle via the calculus of var...
After reviewing the Lagrangian-Hamiltonian unified formalism (i.e, the Skinner-Rusk formalism) for h...
We now know that there is much more to classical mechanics than previously suspected...
The dynamics of Lagrangian systems is formulated with a differential geometric approach and accordin...
A survey of variational principles, which form the basis for computational methods in both continuum...
The possibilities of selection algorithms to construct mathematical models of dynamic systems and th...
Principles of Dynamics presents classical dynamics primarily as an exemplar of scientific theory and...
The paper introduces the variation of a vector x, which can be interpreteed either as a virtual di...
Introduction Mechanics has developed over the years along two main lines. Vectorial mechanics is ba...
Relativistic Point Dynamics focuses on the principles of relativistic dynamics. The book first discu...
This chapter investigates applications of the principles of analyticalmechanics developed in chapter...
Newtonian mechanics deals with the response of particles to externally applied loads and Euler gener...
The Classical Newton-Lagrange equations of motion represent the fundamental physical law of mechanic...
In this paper the advantages a d weak points of the analytical and vectorial methods of the deriitat...
2 p.l., 18, 51 p. diagrs. 23 cm.Each paper has special t.-p.The second paper has imprint: Philadelph...
This is a brief introduction to Lagrange's equation and Hamilton's principle via the calculus of var...
After reviewing the Lagrangian-Hamiltonian unified formalism (i.e, the Skinner-Rusk formalism) for h...
We now know that there is much more to classical mechanics than previously suspected...
The dynamics of Lagrangian systems is formulated with a differential geometric approach and accordin...
A survey of variational principles, which form the basis for computational methods in both continuum...
The possibilities of selection algorithms to construct mathematical models of dynamic systems and th...
Principles of Dynamics presents classical dynamics primarily as an exemplar of scientific theory and...