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Title
:
The Inertia Tensor and After Dinner Tricks
Url
:
https://personal.math.ubc.ca/~anstee/math223/223wobblybox.pdf
Creator
:
Drasco, Steve
Publisher
:
University of British Columbia. Dept. of Mathematics
Description
:
A paper introducing momentum, angular momentum, the inertia tensor, and principle axes and stable/unstable rotations.
LC Classification
:
Science -- Physics -- Atomic physics. Constitution and properties of matter -- Quantum theory. Quantum mechanics -- Special topics, A-Z -- Angular momentum
Science -- Physics -- Descriptive and experimental mechanics -- Dynamics. Motion
Science -- Physics -- Descriptive and experimental mechanics -- Dynamics. Motion -- Inertia
Science -- Physics -- Nuclear and particle physics. Atomic energy. Radioactivity -- Elementary particle physics -- Special topics, A-Z -- Angular momentum
GEM Subject
:
Science
Mathematics
Science -- Physics
Mathematics -- Applied mathematics
Science -- Instructional issues
Key Concept
:
Physics -- Angular momentum
Physics -- Linear momentum
Date Issued
:
1998
Resource Type
:
Reference Material
Format
:
Document -- PDF
Audience
:
Educator
Learner
Education Level
:
Higher Education -- Undergraduate (Lower Division)
Higher Education -- Undergraduate (Upper Division)
Language
:
English
Access Rights
:
Free access
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