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G.V. Gorr, "On a Class of Solutions for the Dynamic Equations of a Rigid Body Acted upon by Potential and Gyroscopic Forces," Mech. Solids. 53 (S2), 107-117 (2018)
Year 2018 Volume 53 Number S2 Pages 107-117
DOI 10.3103/S0025654418050072
Title On a Class of Solutions for the Dynamic Equations of a Rigid Body Acted upon by Potential and Gyroscopic Forces
Author(s) G.V. Gorr (Institute of Applied Mathematics and MechaniNational Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Slavyansk, Donetsk oblast, 84116 Ukraine, gvgorr@gmail.com)
Abstract The reduction of the Grioli equations to the Yehia equations is obtained by means of nonsingular transformation. A class of solutions for equations of the motion of a rigid body acted upon by potential and gyroscopic forces is given as dependent on the random vector function of components from the unit vector of the symmetry axis of force fields. Asymptotic Lyapunov solutions are considered for the cases where the limit solution is described by a linear vector function.
Keywords potential and gyroscopic forces, Grioli equations, Yehia equations, asymptotic motions
Received 22 March 2018
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