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Rotational Dynamics

 
Rotational dynamics investigates rotational motion of objects and deals with effects that forces have on motion

Rotation of point particle

Rotation of point particle
Here
m is mass of the particle moving in x-y plane
 is force vector applied in the plane of motion
 is velocity vector, tangent to trajectory
is linear momentum vector, parallel to
 is radius vector of curvature of trajectory, normal to trajectory
 is angular velocity vector, normal to plane of motion
 is angular acceleration vector, normal to plane of motion
 is angular momentum, parallel to
 is torque associated with the force , normal to plane of motion
 d is level arm of

General formulas

Moment of inertia of the particle about center of rotation
Angular momentum vector is defined by vector product
where  is linear momentum vector, perpendicular to
Relation between angular momentum and angular velocity vectors
The magnitude of angular momentum
Torque vector is defined by vector product
The magnitude of torque
where:
 is angle between vectors  and , shown in the above diagram
 is level arm (or moment arm) of
Newton's Second Law in angular form:
- for general case
- for constant moment of inertia

Plane rotation of symmetric solid about its axis of symmetry

Moment of inertia of the solid about axis of rotation
where
mi is small portion of mass number i at distance Ri between its center and axis of rotation (for i = 1, 2, 3, ... , n)
dV is infinitesimal volume with density at distance R from axis of rotation
Parallel Axis Theorem
where:
I is moment of inertia of solid of mass m about axis located at distance l from its center of mass
Icm is moment of inertia of the solid about axis passing thought the ceneter of mass and parallel the the previous axis
Angular momentum
where  is angular velocity of the solid
Newton's Second Law in angular form:
- for general case
- for constant moment of inertia
where  is net torque about axis of rotation associated with net external force

General case for rotation of system of particles

Resultant angular momentum vector of the system about arbitrary point C
where  and  are position vector and linear momentum vector for i-th particle with respect to the point C (for  i = 1, 2, 3, ..., n)
Resultant torque about point C associated with external forces
where is external force applied at point  with respect to the point C (for j = 1, 2, 3, ..., k)
Newton's Second Law in angular form
Law of conservation of angular momentum of the system
If  then about point C

Gyroscopic motion of spinning top

Gyroscopic motion of spinning top
Here:
 is angular velocity of the top about its axis
 is vertical external force applied to the top
 is radius-vector of the point where the force  is applied to the top
 is precessional frequency of the top about z-axis
Equation of motion for the top
where I is moment of inertia of the top about it's axis
The value of precessional frequency
 
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