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This tag is for questions on the meaning, history, and usage of various symbols and notation that are used to denote different quantities in physics. Don't forget to mention the reference, where you encountered those notations.
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Dot product of vector and its derivative with respect to time? How does $L \cdot\frac{dL}{dt... [closed]
How does:
$$L \cdot\frac{dL}{dt} = \frac{1}{2}\frac{d(L^2)}{dt}$$
where L is a vector (I dunno how to make it bold in the equation).
How do they reach to this right hand side equation?
And what is …
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