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9/6/2013 PHY 711 Fall 2013 -- Lecture 5 1 PHY 711 Classical Mechanics and Mathematical Methods 10-10:50 AM MWF Olin 103 Plan for Lecture 6: Start reading Chapter 3 – First focusing on the “calculus of variation”

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PHY 711 Classical Mechanics and Mathematical Methods

10-10:50 AM MWF Olin 103

Plan for Lecture 6:

Start reading Chapter 3 –

First focusing on the “calculus of variation”

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Comment on HW #3

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In Chapter 3, the notion of Lagrangian dynamics is developed; reformulating Newton’s laws in terms of minimization of related functions. In preparation, we need to develop a mathematical tool known as “the calculus of variation”.

Minimization of a simple function

0dx

dV

local minimum

global minimum

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Minimization of a simple function

0dx

dV

local minimum

global minimum

0 :conditionNecessary

.maximized)(or minimized is )(for which

of value(s) thefind ,)(function aGiven

dx

dV

xV

xxV

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Functional minimization

0 :conditionNecessary

.,),( extremizes which )(function theFind

.,),(function a and )( and )(

points end with the,)( functions offamily aConsider

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xdx

dyxyLxy

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Calculus of variation example for a pure integral functions

0 :conditionNecessary

.,),(,),( where

,),( extremizes which )(function theFind

L

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x

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After some derivations, we find

fi

yxdx

dyx

fi

x

x yxdx

dyx

x

x yxdx

dyx

xxxdxdy

f

dx

d

y

f

xxxdxydxdy

f

dx

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f

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dy

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fy

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f

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,,

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0

/1

/

0 /

1,),( 1

1)1(;0)0( -- points End :Example

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,,

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y

x

xi yi

xf yf

0

/1

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:Example

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,,

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21

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Another example:(Courtesy of F. B. Hildebrand, Methods of Applied Mathematics)

a

xaxy

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yd

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dyI

yyxy

sin

sin)(

0

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2

2

1

0

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Brachistochrone problem: (solved by Newton in 1696) http://mathworld.wolfram.com/BrachistochroneProblem.html

A particle of weight mg travels frictionlessly down a path of shape y(x). What is the shape of the path y(x) that minimizes the travel time fromy(0)=0 to y(p)=-2 ?

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