Timeline for Deriving Lagrange equation with constraint
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Dec 17, 2022 at 12:08 | comment | added | Cleonis | You mention 'trying to translate the concept of virtual work into differential'. I assume you want that for the purpose of deriving the Lagrange equation from Newton's first law. The following may be of use to you: there is a way to proceed from Newton's first law to the Lagrange equation using the concept of work (rather than using the concept of virtual work). It consists of using the Work-Energy theorem as intermediary. There is an answer by me that includes a derivation of the work-energy theorem using differentials | |
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