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Chapter 4 AM: Canonical Equations

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The main objective of this course is to introduce students of physics to the 'modern' formalism of classical (or Newtonian) mechanics, especially Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics. An important part of the course will focus on introducing the variational methods and principles in mechanics, or more generally in theoretical physics. Additionally, the course introduces the students to the mechanics of rigid bodies. COURSE PRE-REQUISITE: Mechanics. Calculus. Elements of electromagnetism. COURSE OUTCOMES Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to discuss: Lagrangian and Hamiltonian formalisms . Principles of least action. Variational methods . Rigid body motion .

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Consider a conservative mechanical system
Jawad Cheayto
E having s degreesoffreedom Audio 1


In the
Lagrangianformulation
this system isdescribed

by s independent equations
ofmotionof the form

I I Yg
0 i i t s


the Hamiltonianformulationthe
In system is
described


by first orderdifferential equations Tre are 2s
independentfirst orderdifferential equations with 25
independent variables The variablesarethe sgeneralized
momentum
2119g
Pi 29

from a mathematical view point the passagefrom
Lagrangianformulation to Hamiltonicformulation isdone
via a variables in the Lagrangian's
change of
function


LIFEH LIFEH
This procedure is called the Legender
Transformation

,Let 493944 betheLagrangian's function Audio2
the under consideration E
of system

Let us writethe total differential of Li


Es d9
d
f Hit fog t
Idt
As
Tai dat Yai
f ni

d EE fpiidq.tpidgi.lt dt att

writethe second number the right handside
of
of 1H as follows
dlpi9il pid9it didpi
pidaii dlpi.ci i9dpi
So Lt becomes


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ft

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Hamilton's
function
the
of system


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of
HIftp.t
these
DH
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will get Hamilton's


dtt dt
equations
of motion

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dit dit 0 dt
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at simplicity and high symmetry as
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Remark Hamilton's
physicalmeaning of function of a conservative
system
observe that

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independent holonomic constraintslinwhich

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coordinates toBe generalized coordinates



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