- 11.11.13: ?[Computer] Consider the two carts of Section 11.3, coupled by a we...
- 11.11.16: ?(a) Find the normal frequencies for small oscillations of the doub...
- 11.11.34: ?It is a crucial property of the eigenvectors, \(\mathbf{a}_{(1)},\...
- 11.11.1: In discussing the two carts of Figure 11.1, I mentioned that it is ...
- 11.11.2: A massless spring (force constant k1) is suspended from the ceiling...
- 11.11.3: Find the normal frequencies for the system of two carts and three s...
- 11.11.4: (a) Find the normal frequencies for the system of two carts and thr...
- 11.11.5: (a) Find the normal frequencies, col and cot, for the two carts sho...
- 11.11.6: Answer the same questions as in 11.5 but for the case that m1 = m2 ...
- 11.11.7: [Computer] The most general motion of the two carts of Section 11.2...
- 11.11.8: [Computer] Same as 11.7 but in part (b) the carts are at their equi...
- 11.11.9: (a) Write down the equations of motion (11.2) for the equal-mass ca...
- 11.11.10: [Computer] In general, the analysis of coupled oscillators with dis...
- 11.11.11: (a) Write down the equations of motion corresponding to (11.2) for ...
- 11.11.12: Here is a different way to couple two oscillators. The two carts in...
- 11.11.14: Because of the Lewis base properties of ether oxygen atoms, crown e...
- 11.11.15: Write equations to show a combination of reactants to prepare each ...
- 11.11.17: ?(a) Find the normal frequencies and modes of the double pendulum o...
- 11.11.18: Two equal masses m are constrained to move without friction, one on...
- 11.11.19: A simple pendulum (mass M and length L) is suspended from a cart (m...
- 11.11.20: (a) A thin uniform rod of length 2b is suspended by two vertical li...
- 11.11.21: Verify that if U = 4 Ei Ek Kikmk, where the coefficients Kik are al...
- 11.11.22: Write down the exact potential energy of the three pendulums of Fig...
- 11.11.23: Equation (11.73) gives the three normal frequencies of three couple...
- 11.11.24: Two equal masses m move on a frictionless horizontal table. They ar...
- 11.11.25: Consider a system of carts and springs like that in Figure 11.1 exc...
- 11.11.26: A bead of mass m is threaded on a frictionless circular wire hoop o...
- 11.11.27: Consider two equal-mass carts on a horizontal, frictionless track. ...
- 11.11.28: A simple pendulum (mass M and length L) is suspended from a cart of...
- 11.11.29: A thin rod of length 2b and mass m is suspended by its two ends wit...
- 11.11.30: [Computer] Consider a system of carts and springs like that in Figu...
- 11.11.31: Consider a frictionless rigid horizontal hoop of radius R. Onto thi...
- 11.11.32: As a model of a linear triatomic molecule (such as CO2), consider t...
- 11.11.33: The eigenvectors a(1) and a(2) that describe the motion in the two ...
- 11.11.35: Consider the two coupled pendulums of 11.14. (a) What would be a na...
Solutions for Chapter 11: Coupled Oscillators and Normal Modes
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Summary of Chapter 11: Coupled Oscillators and Normal Modes
I now want to take up the oscillations of several bodies, such as the atoms that make up a molecule like CO 2 , which we can imagine as a system of masses connected to one another by springs.
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