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3sThec oupledpend ulum ⌘

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3s3TheMat rixMethod s4

3s5Initi alconditionsandexamples s5

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35TheHor izontalSpri ngMasssystem 33

35sDecoupl ingmethod 33

353TheMat rixMethod 35

355Energy ofthehorizontalspri ngm asssystem 3⇣

35pInitial Condition 3⌘

3pVert icalspringmasssystem 3⌘

3psThemat rixmethod 3(

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5sNcoupledoscillators 5⇢

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Chapters

Oscillations

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FirstconsiderHookeÕs Law

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Weknow thatF=math erefore

F=⇥kx=m

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dv dt =m dx dt dv dx =mv dv dx "s)

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s 3 kx 3 "sss whichcanbewritt enas dx r E q s⇥ kx 3 3E r 3 m Z dt"ss3 p Atr igsubstituti onturnstheLHSintoanarcsinorarccosfuncti onandtheresultis r k m "ss5 whichisthesamer esultgi veninEqs 5 GeneralsolutionstoHook eÕslawcanobviouslyalsoen compassc ombinationsoftrig functionsand2orexponentialsf orexample therefore x"t=A s sin⇥t#A 3 cos⇥t"ss⌘ isalsoa solution

Finallyforthecomplexex ponenti alsolution

x"t=Ce i t "ss(

F=⇥kx=Ce

i t =m d 3 x dt 3 =⇥mr 3 Ce i t "ss) 3 k m 3 "ss⇢ e i t #B e "s34

UsingEulerÕsf ormula

e i r =cos ✓#isin✓"s3s x"t=A cos⇥t#A isin⇥t#B cos⇥t⇥B isin⇥t"s33

IfA=i"A

⇥B and B="A #B then x"t=Asin⇥t#Bcos⇥t"s35

Chapter3

NormalModes

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