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A constraint is a condition on the variables of a dynamical problem that the variables (or the physical solution for them) must satisfy. Normally, it amounts to restrictions of such variables to a lower-dimensional hypersurface embedded in the higher-dimensional full space of (unconstrained) variables.
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A particle constrained to always move on a surface whose equation is $\sigma (\textbf{r},t)=...
In Goldstein's Classical mechanics question 2.22
Suppose a particle moves in space subject to a conservative potential $V(\textbf{r})$ but is constrained to always move on a surface whose equation is …
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