An elementary treatise on analytic mechanics : With numerous examples (1912)
Bowser, Edward A. (Edward Albert), 1845-1910 · New York : D. Van Nostrand · leaf 188
llthe external forces applied to it, andby all the internal forces proceeding from the internal con-nections of the particle with the other particles of thesystem. Thus the particle, m, is acted on by P1? P2, etc.,and by the internal forces which proceed from its connec-tion with m1, m2, m3, etc.,… … SYSTEM OF PARTICLES. 171 imagine that the system is slightly displaced so as tooccupy a new position. Then (1) of Art. 104 gives usfor m9 pidlh + P*ty% + etc. + tx6tt + t26t2 + etc. = 0, (1) for ml9 ^V?4 + P6fys + etc. + tt6tx + t26t2 -f etc. = 0, (2) proceeding in this way as many equations may be…
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