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#Calculus for the WP@ELAB training

Vojtech Svoboda

• The presentation (source)
• Resources

Examples

1D 0th order ODE problem: Constant force

• 1D Dynamics with constant force

1D 1st order ODE problem: Friction force (\(v\) dependence)

• 1D Dynamics with friction force

1D 2nd order ODE problem: Free fall (full dynamics)

• Spreadsheets
  • 1D free fall example (basic version)
  • 1D free fall example (version with named parameters)
• Processing (see processing.org, and try it online)
  • 1D free fall
• Python @ JupyterNotebook (see jupyter.org and try it online)
  • 1D free fall

1D 2nd order ODE problem: Pendulum (full dynamics)

• Spreadsheets
  • Pendulum (basic version)
  • Pendulum with friction
  • Pendulum with friction - phase space
  • Pendulum - energy conservation analysis
  • Pendulum - small angle approximation analysis
• Processing (see processing.org, try it)
  • pendulum (basic version)
  • pendulum (“advanced” version)
  • pendulum with friction
  • two pendulums (wiki/Gravity_of_Earth: sea-level gravity increases from about 9.780 m/s2 at the Equator to about 9.832 m/s2 at the poles)
• Octave (see Octave web)
  • Pendulum (basic version)

Simulation and experiment

Prague

• Pendulum in Prague (Charles university)
• Processing

World pendulum

• Processing

Final remarks

4th order Runge Kutta method (better alternative to Euler scheme)

• Pendulum

2D problem, a simple: Horizontal Launch

• Spreadsheet approach
• Processing approach

2D problem, a bit complex: Foucault pendulum

• Processing approach

2D problem, a bit complex: Satellite motion

• Processing approach

Relevant info

• Gravitational constants at important places from Local Acceleration of Gravity@Wolfram [m/s**2]
  • Barcelona 9.799
  • Bogota 9.776
  • Lisbon 9.814
  • Marseille 9.822
  • Panama 9.778
    
  • Prague 9.834
  • Rio de Janeiro 9.791
  • Santiago de Chile (33°27’ S) 9.806 (FP@FCFM: 18.5 m, 100 kg)
  • Paris ( 48°52’ N) 9.832 (FP@Pantheon: 68 m, 28 kg)
  • wiki/Gravity_of_Earth: Equator ( 0° ) 9.780
  • wiki/Gravity_of_Earth: Poles ( +/- 90° ) 9.832

References

• Daniel A. Russell: Oscillation of a Simple Pendulum (accessed March 2, 2020).
• Wikipedia contributors, “Pendulum (mathematics),” Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pendulum_(mathematics)&oldid=942104313 (accessed March 2, 2020).
• Local Acceleration of Gravity@Wolfram (accessed March 2, 2020).
• Simulate the Motion of the Periodic Swing of a Pendulum @ MathWorks

Authors

• Vojtech Svoboda (Czech Technical University in Prague)
• Pavel Kuriscak (Charles University in Prague)
• Frantisek Lustig (Charles University in Prague)

http://buon.fjfi.cvut.cz/wp

Any comments, suggestions, ideas highly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Authors.