Moment of Inertia Explained
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Thanks heaps. I'm studying dynamics at uni, and that just made it all clear!
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Need more vids! Very good!
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Very well explained without all the hard maths ! Thanks
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I still don't understand it to 100%, but you sure made it more clear.
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I assume you're referring to the last part with the book. It's complicated. You have to do a stability analysis under small perturbations from the rotational axes. It is worked out in most classical mechanics textbooks. An understanding of differential equations will help a lot. In short, when you add a small perturbation to the rotation the middle axis (one with the middle value for moment of inertia) ends up with a negative under the square root when calculating its precession.
jamdann21 1 month ago