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Sustainable Development Goals Seriesl conditions .(..) = .. there exists a unique solution . = .(.., .), where ., and time . ∈ [0, + .). Owing to the autonomous nature of (10.1) we will further assume .. = 0. From the considerations of Chap. 9 it follows that in the case of conservative dynamics of a rigid body first integrals exist that lead to simplification of such systems.

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Sustainable Development Goals Seriesl conditions .(..) = .. there exists a unique solution . = .(.., .), where ., and time . ∈ [0, + .). Owing to the autonomous nature of (10.1) we will further assume .. = 0. From the considerations of Chap. 9 it follows that in the case of conservative dynamics of a rigid body first integrals exist t

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Reproductive Ethics: Introduction,A particle of mass . connected by a rigid, weightless rod (or a thread) of length . to a base by means of a pin joint that can oscillate and rotate in a plane we call a . (Fig. 2.1).

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Lisa Campo-Engelstein,Paul BurcherWe will consider a discrete (lumped) material system (DMS) in Euclidean space .. composed of . particles of masses .., .., ., .. (see [1]), presented in Fig. 3.1, which, as mentioned earlier, will be called a ..

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Olanike S. Adelakun,Erebi NdoniSo far we have considered DMSs and CMSs in which masses of particles .. and their number have not changed. In nature and technology, however, phenomena are commonly known where the number of particles of a system or their mass change over time.