Vector Differentiation If u = t, then dr/dt= v.

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Vector Differentiation If u = t, then dr/dt= v

Can you derive these equations using differentiation by parts?

Vector as a function of scalar or a set of scalar

Topics 1. Calculations involving algebra or the taking the derivations of vectors 2. Application on kinematics (involving r, v, a) 3. Application on dynamics / rotational dynamics, F = ma etc. 4. Differential geometry

Partial derivative of a function of multiple variable

Example of partial derivative

We shall assume all vectors encountered are differentiable to any order n needed An example would be A(x,y,z) as vector potential at fixed time.

Recall your ZCA 110: For single variable function For multiple variables function Differential of a function of single and multi-variables

Comment: solve by expanding A and B into their component form A i and B i are functions of variable u, A i = A i (u), B i = B i (u)

You can solve these questions by either (1) carry out the vector cross or dot product first, then take the derivative next, or (2) take the derivative of the bi-vectors first, then reduce the resultant vector derivatives. Method 1 Method 2

Visualise the curve of C = using Mathematica

Uniform circular motion

This is the vector of angular momentum/m, fixed in direction and magnitude. In other words, the angular speed is constant and the circular object is not making any angular acceleration. Visualise uniform circular motion using Mathematica

Differential geometry r

drdr Unit tangent vector at a point P on a curve C A fixed point arc length s curve C dsds

The rate at which T changes with respect to the arc length s measures the curvature of C Te direction of is, where is normal to the curve at that point. is also perpendicular to

We call the unit vector N (which is defined as a unit vector in the direction as that of ) Principle normal The magnitude of at the point on the curve is denoted as = Hence, we write

Binormal to the curve B

The coordinate system {T, N, B} is called trihedral / triad at the point As s changes, the triad {T, N, B} changes along the curve C – moving trihedral

To characterise the geometry of a curve in 3D space ● Two quantities are required to describe the geometry of a 3D curve It tells you how B varies with s It tells you how T varies with s

To show this, need to prove the following: Since {T, N, B} forms a right-handed system, a vector which is simultaneously perpendicular to both B and T necessarily means it is pointing in the N direction.

First, show Independently,

Now show

The above relation can be deduced immediately (from the properties of cross product). Can you see how? If you want to prove it explicitly, this is how

We have shown that dB/ds is simultaneously perpendicular to both B and T. This means it is pointing in the N direction, since {T, N, B} forms a right-handed system.

Don't simply prove it using brute force. Prove it using the proof you have got in (a) and (b), namely, {T, N, B} forms a right-handed system and use the following “ingredients”