LEC # | TOPICS | LECTURE NOTES |
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L1 | Introduction | (PDF) |
L2 | Degrees of freedom and constraints, rectilinear motion | (PDF) |
L3 | Vectors, matrices and coordinate transformations | (PDF) |
L4 | Curvilinear motion; Cartesian coordinates | (PDF) |
L5 | Other coordinate systems | (PDF) |
L6 | Intrinsic coordinates | (PDF) |
L7 | Relative motion using translating axes | (PDF) |
L8 | Relative motion using rotating axes | (PDF) |
L9 | Linear impulse and momentum; collisions | (PDF) |
L10 | Angular impulse and momentum for a particle | (PDF) |
L11 | Conservation laws for systems of particles | (PDF) |
L12 | Work and energy | (PDF) |
L13 | Conservative internal forces and potential energy | (PDF) |
L14 | Variable mass systems: the rocket equation | (PDF) |
L15 | Central force motion: Kepler’s laws | (PDF) |
L16 | Central force motion: orbits | (PDF) |
L17 | Orbit transfers and interplanetary trajectories | (PDF) |
L18 | Exploring the neighborhood: the restricted three-body problem | (PDF) |
L19 | Vibration, normal modes, natural frequencies, instability | (PDF) |
L20 | Energy methods: Lagrange’s equations | (PDF) |
L21 | 2D rigid body dynamics | (PDF) |
L22 | 2D rigid body dynamics: work and energy | (PDF) |
L23 | 2D rigid body dynamics: impulse and momentum | (PDF) |
L24 | Pendulums | (PDF) |
L25 | 3D rigid body kinematics | (PDF) |
L26 | 3D rigid body dynamics: the inertia tensor | (PDF) |
L27 | 3D rigid body dynamics: kinetic energy, instability, equations of motion | (PDF) |
L28 | 3D rigid body dynamics: equations of motion; Euler’s equations | (PDF) |
L29 | 3D rigid body dynamics | (PDF) |
L30 | 3D rigid body dynamics: tops and gyroscopes | (PDF) |
L31 | Inertial instruments and inertial navigation | (PDF) |
L32 |
Dynamics and control challenges that occurred during the Apollo project (Courtesy of Dr. Bill Widnall. Used with permission.) |
(PDF) |
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