Constrained motion and generalized coordinates

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Constrained motion and generalized coordinates based on FW-13 Often, the motion of particles is restricted by constraints, and we want to: work only with independent degrees of freedom (coordinates) k = 1 k = 2 k = 2 (4) constraints correspond to forces eliminate forces of constraint Motion of N particles, n = 3N degrees of freedom, subject to k equations relating coordinates: can be time dependent the system has n - k = 3N - k degrees of freedom! holonomic constraints 66 Generalized coordinates: cartesian coordinates subject to k constraints any set of n - k = 3N - k independent coordinates that completely specify the system change of a cartesian coordinate induced from changes in generalized coordinates in dt: or, in a compact way: partial derivatives! (all other variables are kept constant) 67

Virtual displacements: i = 1,..., n are defined as infinitesimal, instantaneous displacements of the coordinates consistent with the constraints. 68 D Alembert s Principle based on FW-14 The forces of constraint do no work under a virtual displacement: forces of constraint are perpendicular to the direction of motion and thus they do no work We can rewrite Newton s 2nd law as: applied force D Alembert s principle: or reaction force (constraint) rotation about point 1 (perpendicular to tension) forces of constraint have disappeared! 69

Lagrange s equations based on FW-15 We want to rewrite D Alembert s principle in terms of the generalized coordinates. The applied force piece: The virtual work done by applied forces under virtual displacement generalized forces can be calculated directly from this definition, or from computing the virtual work done by applied forces for virtual displacement along a given generalized coordinate 70 Juggling with time derivatives: i i useful formulas: only functions of q and t function of generalized coordinates, generalized velocities and time - all physically independent variables! (if specified at a given time, subsequent motion of the system is determined) other variables are kept constant when taking partial derivatives the order of partial derivatives can be interchanged 71

The momentum piece: kinetic energy: 72 Now we can rewrite D Alembert s principle in terms of the generalized coordinates: generalized forces kinetic energy Lagrange s equations: all q are independent and arbitrary n-k equations for n-k independent generalized coordinates (equivalent to Newton s 2nd law) 73

For conservative forces (potential energy depends only on the position): generalized forces are given by negative gradients with respect to corresponding generalized coordinate: Lagrange s equations for conservative forces: Lagrangian 74 Using Lagrange s equations Pendulum: θ is the generalized coordinate based on FW-16. θ pendulum equation, small small-amplitude approximation - oscillations with 75

Bead on a Rotating Wire Hoop: θ is the generalized coordinate hoop rotates with constant angular velocity about an axis perpendicular to the plane of the hoop and passing through the edge of the hoop. No friction, no gravity. pendulum equation 76 Moving inside a cone: A particle of mass m is constrained to move on the inside surface of a smooth cone of half-angle α. The particle is subject to a gravitational force. Determine a set of generalized coordinates and find Lagrange's equations of motion. 77

Rotating pendulum: The point of support of a simple pendulum of length b moves on a massless rim of radius a rotating with constant angular velocity ω. Find the equation of motion for the angle θ. 78 Pendulum with horizontally moving support: A simple pendulum of mass m2 with a mass m1 at the point of support which can move on a horizontal line in the plane in which m2 moves. Find the equation of motion for x and the angle ϕ. 79