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Position and displacement vector in Arc coordinate system

In Arc coordinate system the position of the particle is given by the length of the path(which is pre-determined and may also be curved) that it has travelled so how can we write it's position vector ...
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Lagrangian Dynamics of an inverted Spherical Cart Pendulum

Introduction I have to come up with a PD-controller for an inverted Spherical Cart Pendulum, therefore I tried to compute the Dynamics of such a Pendulum. The Spherical Cart Pendulum is a hybrid ...
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Cartesian coordinate velocity and generalized coordinate velocity

use $x_k$ to denote the kth component of cartesian coordinate, and $q_k$ to denote the generalized coordinate. Taking the derivate of $x_k(q_1,q_2,q_3,t)$ w.r.t. time, we have $$\frac{d x_k(q_1,q_2,...
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Why does the radius of curvature is constant in $n$-$t$ coordinate kinematics?

Deriving the relations kinematics on an $n$-$t$ coordinate system is said that if we have a particle $A$,after differential of time $dt$ the particle moves to $A'$. Assuming a curvilinear motion, the ...
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Finding The Trajectory of particle Kept on a rotating surface

Suppose we "Keep" a particle on a circular, rotating turn-table, rotating with constant angular velocity $\dot{\theta}$, (i.e, the at $t=0$,when the particle makes contact with the table, the ...
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Confusion about valid set of virtual displacement

The answer of the problem below makes me confused about my thinking about virtual displacement... Consider the system in the figure below, similar to mechanisms used for aerial filming of sporting ...
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Computing angular acceleration of a composition of coordinate frame transformations

Given two coordinate frames $A$ and $B$, we can define the transformation between them by: $[\vec r_{AB}]_A$, the vector from the origin of $A$ to the origin of $B$ (resolved in frame $A$), and $q_{...
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Do rotation matrices rotate about inertial or body angles? [closed]

I have Yaw, pitch, and roll angles in that order (Euler 321) to apply to a body reference frame in cartesian coordinate system. I want to know what the body reference frame vector coordinates are ...
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