Central Force | Lecture 29 | Vector Calculus for Engineers

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Derives Newton's equation and the conservation of angular momentum for a central force using polar coordinates.

  1. Jeffrey Chasnov
  2. central force
  3. polar coordinates
  4. conservation of angular momentum
  5. derivation of conservation of angular momentum
  6. multivariable calculus
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Jeffrey Chasnov,
This lecture is so clean and easy to follow that it does bring to me this one regret, "why didn't I have a teacher like you when I was 20?" I guess the answer is a product of time. Thanks a million. Outstanding!!!

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This was a great explanation. Easy to follow and clear. Thank you

yolanankaine
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Thank you professor, I think your video is very clear and easy to understand!

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Dear Professor, i love your videos, they are extremely well put together. If i may, i humbly request that you do a video on the the following problem: Investigate the motion of a particle repelled by a force center according to the law F(r)=kr. Show that the orbit can only be hyperbolic.


Please sir...

eckardbezuidenhout
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That's a great demonstration, thanks for the video

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How is d theta hat by d theta equals minus r hat ???

hunar
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I literally watched this twice but at 1.5x speed 😚

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