Add to ORKGThe elementary problem of a block sliding down an inclined plane is examined in detail with respect to different oriented coordinate systems that are typically not utilized due to the complexity of the problem. After solving for the equation of motion in these different coordinate systems group theory is applied and shown to yield the same results
We state and prove a useful theorem on manipulating rotation order which, while not new, is barely p...
There is a motion of a system of masses that is as simple as the motion of a point mass on a straigh...
The paper describes the geometrical method of the apparent vertical (MAV for short) for the solution...
We propose the study of a box placed on an inclined plane, with an initial tilt with respect to the ...
We investigate the interplay between mathematics and physics resources in intermediate mechanics stu...
A great deal of work has been carried out on student approaches to problem solving in physics. One o...
We investigate the interplay between mathematics and physics resources in intermediate mechanics stu...
In this paper, we show that introductory physics students may initially conceptualise Cartesian coor...
An alternative approach to the stability of torque-free rotations and to top nutation that emphasize...
In the 'Third Day' of the Discourses and Mathematical Demonstrations Concerning Two New Sciences Gal...
The simplified rotation method derives from the classic rotation method included in the chapter on d...
College Physics, Vector AlgebraThe block speeds up as it slides down. How does the speed at the bott...
An essential skill for success in upper-division physics curricula is the ability to work with and a...
Friction is an important phenomenon in everyday life. All children are familiar with playground slid...
Working out the relations between the forces involved in circular motion in a vertical plane can be ...
We state and prove a useful theorem on manipulating rotation order which, while not new, is barely p...
There is a motion of a system of masses that is as simple as the motion of a point mass on a straigh...
The paper describes the geometrical method of the apparent vertical (MAV for short) for the solution...
We propose the study of a box placed on an inclined plane, with an initial tilt with respect to the ...
We investigate the interplay between mathematics and physics resources in intermediate mechanics stu...
A great deal of work has been carried out on student approaches to problem solving in physics. One o...
We investigate the interplay between mathematics and physics resources in intermediate mechanics stu...
In this paper, we show that introductory physics students may initially conceptualise Cartesian coor...
An alternative approach to the stability of torque-free rotations and to top nutation that emphasize...
In the 'Third Day' of the Discourses and Mathematical Demonstrations Concerning Two New Sciences Gal...
The simplified rotation method derives from the classic rotation method included in the chapter on d...
College Physics, Vector AlgebraThe block speeds up as it slides down. How does the speed at the bott...
An essential skill for success in upper-division physics curricula is the ability to work with and a...
Friction is an important phenomenon in everyday life. All children are familiar with playground slid...
Working out the relations between the forces involved in circular motion in a vertical plane can be ...
We state and prove a useful theorem on manipulating rotation order which, while not new, is barely p...
There is a motion of a system of masses that is as simple as the motion of a point mass on a straigh...
The paper describes the geometrical method of the apparent vertical (MAV for short) for the solution...