Re: double pendulum. etc.

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From: roger g ghanem
Date: Tue, 09 Apr 1991 23:09

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the double pendulum is a classical problem in dynamics.
any book on the subject will have the development of the
associated equations of motion.  (e.g. Goldstein; Meirovitch).
Besides the equations of motion are not hard to derive.  Books on
multibody dynamics would have the development for the multi-pendulum.

R.G.

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