Lessons On Rigid Dynamics
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Then the solution is x^^Ae'^'^^ + Be'''^*. : If the roots of the quadratic are impossible, and of the form a±l3j-l, the solution is x = e^ {A cos ^i-\-B sin ^t) .
For the particular value that must be added when cfif) is not zero, we must in general depend on happy thoughts. The rules are. Too long to be given here for all the cases.
The following are important : Solution. W=Ae"'^Be-'".
Solution. X^A(io^{nt^B) or A^mni^ Bo^o^rd, (7) "^j^ + '^^ ~ ^ ^^^ ^® expressed i(«-a-''(-5)-°- C^) -^ + w^^ =... a sin mi.
174 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS.
The solution of at And it is clear that a; =^ sin 7nt will make -7, 5, + n^x = a sin mf, at if p have the right value. To determine p, differentiate J) sin mt twice and substitute. Then ~ pm^ + 7i^p = a ; whence « = -^ :, , and the complete solution is ^ n — m X = . 4e"' + Be-""' + ^-^72 sin mt The equation (/3) indicates a motion of oscillation whose central point is the origin, and whose period is — -; (7) indi- n cates a similar motion with the central point at a distance a ti from the origin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the solution is x^^Ae'^'^^ + Be'''^*. : If the roots of the quadratic are impossible, and of the form a±l3j-l, the solution is x = e^ {A cos ^i-\-B sin ^t) .
For the particular value that must be added when cfif) is not zero, we must in general depend on happy thoughts. The rules are. Too long to be given here for all the cases.
The following are important : Solution. W=Ae"'^Be-'".
Solution. X^A(io^{nt^B) or A^mni^ Bo^o^rd, (7) "^j^ + '^^ ~ ^ ^^^ ^® expressed i(«-a-''(-5)-°- C^) -^ + w^^ =... a sin mi.
174 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS.
The solution of at And it is clear that a; =^ sin 7nt will make -7, 5, + n^x = a sin mf, at if p have the right value. To determine p, differentiate J) sin mt twice and substitute. Then ~ pm^ + 7i^p = a ; whence « = -^ :, , and the complete solution is ^ n — m X = . 4e"' + Be-""' + ^-^72 sin mt The equation (/3) indicates a motion of oscillation whose central point is the origin, and whose period is — -; (7) indi- n cates a similar motion with the central point at a distance a ti from the origin.
What to read after Lessons On Rigid Dynamics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Pirie to read onlineMoreLess
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