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G.V. Gorr, "On Three Invariant Relations of the Equations of Motion of a Body in a Potential Field of Force," Mech. Solids. 54 (2), 234-244 (2019)
Year 2019 Volume 54 Number 2 Pages 234-244
DOI 10.3103/S0025654419030105
Title On Three Invariant Relations of the Equations of Motion of a Body in a Potential Field of Force
Author(s) G.V. Gorr (Institute of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, Slavyansk, 84100 Ukraine, gvgorr@gmail.com)
Abstract The problem of the motion of a rigid body having a fixed point in a potential field of forces is considered. The existence conditions of three invariant relations of a special type, the choice of which is due to the integration of the Poisson equations by quadrature, are investigated. A new solution of the equations of motion of a dynamically symmetric body is found. A dynamically symmetric body is characterized by one arbitrary function of the vertical vector component. The case where the angular momentum modulus is constant is studied.
Keywords invariant relations, potential field of force, dynamically symmetric body
Received 09 November 2018Revised 19 March 2019Accepted 28 March 2019
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