Abstract. We explicitly construct a time-dependent rolling down solution from symmetry preserving phase to the sym-metry broken one within a simple mechanical system. It consists of a particle which is free to move on a loop. The loop, attached at the top to a support, rotates about the vertical axis passing through its center. As one tunes the frequency, this model provides a toy example of spontaneous symmetry breaking and continuous phase transition. Communicated by: L. Satpathy 1
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