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Search Subject Index MathMap Tour ... Help! Applications to the sciences Return to start of tour Up to The Divisions of Mathematics Historically, it has been the needs of the physical sciences which have driven the development of many parts of mathematics, particularly analysis. The applications are sometimes difficult to classify mathematically, since tools from several areas of mathematics may be applied. We focus on these applications not by discussing the nature of their discipline but rather their interaction with mathematics. Most of the areas in this group (the blue ones in the picture here) are collectively known as "mathematical physics". Somewhat more recently, increasingly sophisticated mathematical tools are used in the engineering, biology, and the social sciences (the violet areas in the picture). 70: Mechanics of particles and systems studies dynamics of sets of particles or solid bodies, including rotating and vibrating bodies. Uses variational principles (energy-minimization) as well as differential equations. 74: Mechanics of deformable solids considers questions of elasticity and plasticity, wave propagation, engineering, and topics in specific solids such as soils and crystals.

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ME 501A Call No. 12994 S. F. Felszeghy Winter 2004 ADVANCED MECHANICS OF PARTICLES Text: Principles of Dynamics , Second Ed., D. T. Greenwood, Prentice-Hall, 1988. WEEK DATE TOPICS PROBLEMS Jan. 6 1-0 thru 1-1 Jan. 8 1-2 thru 1-5 Jan. 13 2-0 thru 2-5 Jan. 15 2-6 thru 2-9 Jan. 20 2-10 and 2-11 Jan. 22 3-0 thru 3-2 Jan. 27 3-3 thru 3-5 Jan. 29 Feb. 3 MIDTERM Feb. 5 4-0 to 4-3 Feb. 10 4-3 to 4-5 Feb. 12 4-5 thru 4-7 Feb. 17 Feb. 19 6-0 to 6-4 Feb. 24 6-4 thru 6-5 Feb. 26 MIDTERM Mar. 2 Hamilton's Principle Mar. 4 Mar. 9 6-6 to 6-7 Mar. 11 6-7 thru 6-8 FINAL EXAM: Tuesday, March 16, 7:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Notebook containing solutions to problems is available in CSULA Library. Call No. is 133. Concepts and Key Words Lecture 1 Introduction Classical mechanics deals with the response of physical bodies to the action of applied forces. By response we mean stresses in a body and the deformation and motion of a body. Principal architect of classical mechanics was Sir Isaac Newton. Stated laws of motion for a particle and law of gravitation. Invented calculus. Contemporary of Newton, Leibniz, also invented calculus and originated analytical mechanics which is founded on the scalar quantities of kinetic energy and the work function. Subsequent contributors to analytical mechanics were Euler, Lagrange, and Hamilton. Classical mechanics applies to relatively massive and slowly moving physical bodies compared to atomic sized particles and the speed of light. Exceptional cases fall within the realm of the theory of relativity (Einstein), quantum mechanics (Heisenberg, Schrö, Born), and relativistic quantum mechanics (Dirac).

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Mechanics of Particles and Rigid Bodies - MAA241 Year Semester Lecturer Dr T Brzezinski Assessment by Coursework Assessment by Examination Exam date June Exam length Credits Prerequisite MAA111 Vectors Prerequisite MAA121 Differential Equations Prerequisite MAA141 Dynamics At the end of this module, the student should: have a detailed knowledge of mechanics of particles and rigid bodies be able to identify key elements and choose appropriate methods to solve problems in mechanics be able to reformat abstract ideas be able to explain observed phenomena on the basis of principles of mechanics be able to evaluate relevance and apply methods of calculus to solve concrete problems Syllabus Recommended Reading

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Supplementary Notes - Mechanics of Particles: Drag Force and Impaction Parameter (last revised 29/7/01) Often in air pollution control, we are interested in separating out particles from the gas in which they are suspended. In order to do so, movement of the particle relative to the gas is normally required. The relative motion can be accomplished by a variety of externally applied forces or "pseudo" forces such as gravity, an electric field, or inertial behavior (centrifugal force). In all of those cases, the relative motion leads to a "drag" force. When the drag force and the externally applied force come into balance, the particle is in mechanical equilibrium and a steady-state velocity of the particle relative to the gas results. The time that it takes for this to occur is characterized by the relaxation time, t. Table 1. Settling velocities, slip correction factor and relaxation time for aerodynamic equivalent spheres at 298 K and 1 atm. Equilibrium is attained almost instantaneously for small particles. The drag force can be computed for spherical particles in the following way (you learned this in engineering fluid mechanics): F drag = 1/2*V r *A c *C D Where V r is the relative velocity A c is the projected cross-section of the particle C D is the drag coefficient Re = r f *d p *V r m where

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Article XII Subject: XII. Orbital Mechanics of Particles Structure XII. FUNDAMENTALS of the ORBITAL MECHANICS of PARTICLES STRUCTURE 1. Antagonistic potentials 2. String simile with particles structuring orbital An illustrative simile between structuring orbitals and strings may be roughed out. The intrinsic energy of particles derives from the net stress of their structuring orbital with respect to their virtual state of null energy, alike the restoring stress of a string. Still, a closer orbital-string analogy can be made with a string bent into a circle with its two ends tightened, from which the radial opposite forces and radius contraction determine the ring-string restoring potential energy. The orbital restoring force dependance on its carrier celerity would correspond to the string restoring force dependance on temperature. 3. Particles detachment from the virtual state 4. Emptiness and superposition of elementary particles

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