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1 Classical Mechanics PHYS 2006 Tim Freegarde

2 Coupled oscillators

3 Coupled oscillators normal modes eigenmodes, eigenfrequencies
Ethan Neil, U Colorado K Wayne Land normal modes eigenmodes, eigenfrequencies

4 Coupled oscillators beating when normal modes superposed
SYMMETRIC ANTI-SYMMETRIC beating when normal modes superposed neutrino oscillations between flavours T Kajita, A McDonald (Nobel 2015) avoided crossings, ac Stark effect, …

5 Triatomic molecule determine force on, hence acceleration of, each atom seek harmonic solutions to where set , and solutions are roots of TRANSLATION SYMMETRIC ASYMMETRIC

6 Normal modes of a beaded string

7 Normal modes of a beaded string
determine force on, hence acceleration of, each bead seek harmonic solutions to where assume translational symmetry dispersion relation

8 Normal modes of a finite beaded string
determine force on, hence acceleration of, each bead seek harmonic solutions to where assume translational symmetry dispersion relation

9 Avoided crossings if , oscillator frequencies fix and vary …somehow…
ω22 ANTI-SYMMETRIC 1 2 if , oscillator frequencies fix and vary …somehow… SYMMETRIC 1 2 when or , all mode energy all in one oscillator when , antisymmetric or symmetric mode: energy divided equally ω12 ω22 2 only 1 2 frequency splitting depends upon coupling strength ADIABATIC PASSAGE sweep from to (or reverse) complete energy transfer from one oscillator to the other 1 only 1 2 ω12 ω22

10 Avoided crossings NYQUIST SAMPLING THEOREM
BRILLOUIN ZONE NYQUIST SAMPLING THEOREM wavenumbers beyond Brillouin zone repeat motion of lower values forward and backward travelling waves act as coupled oscillators at , forward and backward travelling waves degenerate → avoided crossing

11 Coherent control: the pianoforte
soundboard b keyboard hammer strings bridge escapement action strong coupling  rapid decay time logP weak coupling  slow decay MODES OF COUPLED MOTION logP time “PROMPT” “AFTERSOUND” strike strings together to produce almost pure s strike one string - una corda - to produce equal superposition strike strings together from opposite sides to produce almost pure a reinforced “aftersound” is audible even when played softly FORTE PIANO G Weinreich, Sci Am (Jan 1979) pp94-102

12 Weakly coupled oscillators

13 Classical Mechanics centre of mass
LINEAR MOTION OF SYSTEMS OF PARTICLES centre of mass Newton’s 2nd law for bodies (internal forces cancel) rocket motion ANGULAR MOTION rotations and infinitessimal rotations angular velocity vector, angular momentum, torque parallel and perpendicular axis theorems rigid body rotation, moment of inertia, precession GRAVITATION & KEPLER’S LAWS conservative forces, law of universal gravitation 2-body problem, reduced mass planetary orbits, Kepler’s laws energy, effective potential NON-INERTIAL REFERENCE FRAMES centrifugal and Coriolis terms Foucault’s pendulum, weather patterns NORMAL MODES coupled oscillators, normal modes boundary conditions, Eigenfrequencies

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