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Hamiltonian principle and Lagrange’s equations (review with new notations) If coordinates q are independent, then the above equation should be true for.

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1 Hamiltonian principle and Lagrange’s equations (review with new notations)
If coordinates q are independent, then the above equation should be true for any variations δq, and Lagrane’s equations follow. In the presence of constrains, coordinates q and variations δq are dependent. Holonomic constrain: To proceed we can use Lagrange multipliers.

2 Lagrange multipliers and constraint forces
For 1≤n ≤ N there are N-1 independent variables δq plus λ Several constraint forces:

3 Solution of equations (1-3):
Example: x ϕ θ r (1) (2) (3) Solution of equations (1-3):


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