A METHOD FOR INVESTIGATING A ONE-DIMENSIONAL CONSERVATIVE SYSTEM

2024

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DOI 10.55956/obtk1024
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Abstract

The article examines the movements of systems with equal degrees of freedom in a potential, stationary external field using the laws of theoretical mechanics. In order to study the system, the following generalized form of the Lagrange function was used [1,2]: If the force F acting on a particle depends only on the x coordinate, the Lagrange function is transformed as follows [1,2]: где, , , . We have written down the Lagrange equation for plane mathematical, physical, and cyclonic pendulums as follows [3,4]: +mgl где, , +mg l The moment of inertia compared to the axis of rotation J, the distance to the center of mass with the axis of rotation l, for the case under consideration , J , . For any conservative system, the law of conservation is respected: The motion of a particle in one-dimensional space is investigated using the Lagrange function and the laws of conservation of energy.