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I'm mainly focused on Computer Science, but iI am trying to create one simulation where there iI need to resolve collisions between points with mass and absolute velocities.

imagineImagine having:

$point = <v_x, v_y, m>$
$v_x$ is velocity in x axis,
$v_y$ velocity in y axis
$m$ is mass

we have two pointpoints that we know, that they are colliding with each other.

How can we measure the velocititesvelocities of particles after collision?

I have almost no background in physics but i'mI'm highly interested to learn something so please, iI would also love to have some materials from whose iI could deduct formula.

I'm mainly focused on Computer Science, but i trying to create one simulation where there i need to resolve collisions between points with mass and absolute velocities.

imagine having:

$point = <v_x, v_y, m>$
$v_x$ is velocity in x axis,
$v_y$ velocity in y axis
$m$ is mass

we have two point that we know, that they are colliding each other.

How can we measure the velocitites of particles after collision?

I have almost no background in physics but i'm highly interested to learn something so please, i would also love to have some materials from whose i could deduct formula.

I'm mainly focused on Computer Science, but I am trying to create one simulation where I need to resolve collisions between points with mass and absolute velocities.

Imagine having:

$point = <v_x, v_y, m>$
$v_x$ is velocity in x axis,
$v_y$ velocity in y axis
$m$ is mass

we have two points that we know, that they are colliding with each other.

How can we measure the velocities of particles after collision?

I have almost no background in physics but I'm highly interested to learn something so please, I would also love to have some materials from whose I could deduct formula.

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elastic Elastic collision resolution between two points

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elastic collision resolution between two points

I'm mainly focused on Computer Science, but i trying to create one simulation where there i need to resolve collisions between points with mass and absolute velocities.

imagine having:

$point = <v_x, v_y, m>$
$v_x$ is velocity in x axis,
$v_y$ velocity in y axis
$m$ is mass

we have two point that we know, that they are colliding each other.

How can we measure the velocitites of particles after collision?

I have almost no background in physics but i'm highly interested to learn something so please, i would also love to have some materials from whose i could deduct formula.