On internal constraints in continuum mechanics.
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Rajagopal, K.R., Saccomandi, Giuseppe (2006)
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We discuss the motion of the three-dimensional rigid body about a fixed point under the influence of gravity, more specifically from the point of view of its symplectic structures and its constants of the motion. An obvious symmetry reduces the problem to a Hamiltonian flow on a four-dimensional submanifold of ; they are the customary Euler-Poisson equations. This symplectic manifold can also be regarded as a coadjoint orbit of the Lie algebra of the semi-direct product group with...
J.M. Gambi, P. Zamorano, P. Romero, M.L. García del Pino (2003)
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The velocity field distribution for rigid motions in the Born?s sense applied to Post-Newtonian Relativistic Celestial Mechanics is examined together with its compatibility with the Newtonian distribution.
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CONTENTS Preface................ III CHAPTER I. THEORY OF VECTORS I. Operations on vectors § 1. Preliminary definitions.................. 1 § 2. Components of a vector.................. 2 § 3. Sum and difference of vectors.................. 3 § 4. Product of a vector by a number.................. 4 § 5. Components of a sum and product.................. 5 § 6. Resolution of a vector.................. 6 § 7. Scalar product.................. 7 § 8. Vector product.................. 9 § 9....
Larry M. Bates, James M. Nester (2011)
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A formulation of the D’Alembert principle as the orthogonal projection of the acceleration onto an affine plane determined by nonlinear nonholonomic constraints is given. Consequences of this formulation for the equations of motion are discussed in the context of several examples, together with the attendant singular reduction theory.