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Page 1: All Shook Up€¦ · 4/1/13 Physics 132 1 Theme Music: Elvis Presley All Shook Up Cartoon: Scott & Borgman Zits April 1, 2013 Physics 132 Prof. E. F. Redish

4/1/13 1 Physics 132

 Theme Music: Elvis Presley All Shook Up Cartoon: Scott & Borgman

Zits

April 1, 2013 Physics 132 Prof. E. F. Redish

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Summary with Equations: Mass on a spring FS!M

FE!Ma = 1

mFnet Fnet = !kx

a = !" 02x " 0

2 = km

x(t) = Acos(" 0t +#)

" 0 =2$T

Measured from where?

Interpret!

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Summary with Equations: Mass on a spring (Energy) FS!M

FE!M

E = 12 mv

2 +mgh + 12 k !l( )2

Ei = Ef

Measured from where?

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The Long Pendulum

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Pendulum motion energy E0 = 1

2 mv2 +mgh = 1

2 mv2 +mgL(1! cos" )

cos" #1! 12"

2

E0 # 12 mv

2 + 12 mgL[ ]" 2

" # sin" = xL

E0 # 12 mv

2 + 12 kx

2 k = mgL

Same as mass on a spring! Just with a different ω0

2 = k/m =g/L

What’s the period? Why doesn’t it depend on m?

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Foothold ideas: Damped oscillator 1

 Amplitude of an oscillator tends to decrease. Simplest model is viscous drag.

  Solution:

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ma = !kx ! bv

d 2xdt 2

+ " dxdt

+# 02x = 0 " = b

m# 0 =

km

x(t) = A0e!" t 2 cos #1t +$( )

#1 = # 02 ! " 2

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Foothold ideas: Damped oscillator 2

 Competing time constants:

  If: ω0 > γ/2 underdamped: oscillates ω0 = γ/2 critically damped: no oscillation, fastest decay ω0 < γ/2 over damped: no oscillation, slower decay

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!2= 1"

# 0

2$= 1T

Decay time Period

Q = ! 0

"= # $

T

Tells which force dominates: restoring or damping.

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Foothold ideas: Driven oscillator

 Adding an oscillating force.  When the extra oscillating force (driver)

matches the natural frequency of the oscillator you get a big displacement (resonance). Otherwise, not much.

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