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PHY 711 Fall 2016 Lecture 13 1 PHY 7 11 Classical Mechanics and Mathematical Methods 111150 AM MWF Olin 107 Plan for Lecture 13 Start reading Chapter 4 Small oscillations about equilibrium ID: 536139

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11 Classical Mechanics and Mathematical Methods

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Plan for Lecture 13:

Start reading Chapter 4

Small oscillations about equilibrium

Normal modesSlide2

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Motivation for studying small oscillations – many interacting systems have stable and meta-stable configurations which are well approximated by:Slide4

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Example – linear molecule

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Digression:Slide11

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Digression on matrices -- continued

Eigenvalues of a matrix are “invariant” under a similarity transformation Slide12

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Example of transformation:Slide13

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Additional digression on matrix properties

Singular value decompositionSlide18

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Singular value decomposition -- continuedSlide19

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