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Covers the equations of motion, including instantaneous acceleration and velocity, as well as precision in measurements.

Explores the dynamics of a block pulled by a spring under various conditions.

Explores velocity, acceleration, constraints, and harmonic oscillators in cylindrical coordinates and physics applications.

Explores Nosé-Hoover thermostats, time averages, equations of motion, and variable transformations.

Explores equations of motion resolution, equilibrium points, and stability analysis through small perturbations in a mechanical system.

Explores classical equations, conservation laws, and quantum distributions in various systems, shedding light on particle behavior.

Covers the modeling of diatomic molecules using springs and focuses on the movement of the center of mass and relative motion.

Covers the basics of general physics tailored for pharmacy students, including projectile motion and uniform acceleration.

Explores gyroscopes, harmonic motion, pendulum dynamics, and torque in motorcycle steering.

Covers canonical transformations and the Hamilton-Jacobi equation, emphasizing explicit motion solutions and system evolution.

Covers motion in two and three dimensions, including projectile motion and gravity effects.

Explores Newtonian physics, ballistics laws, and angular momentum principles in motion analysis.

Covers advanced physics topics such as definitions, rectilinear motion, vectors, and motion in three dimensions.

Covers uniform circular motion, acceleration direction, angular acceleration, and Newton's 2nd Law in circular motion.

Explores pulley systems, equations of motion, kinetic friction, and billiard dynamics.

Covers the formulation of gravitational field equations and the motion of particles in gravitational fields.

Covers gyroscopes, harmonic motion, and torque in motorcycle steering.

Explores motion in two and three dimensions, gravity effects, and vector dot products.

Explores rotational motion in cylindrical coordinates, constraints, and bonding forces in various scenarios.

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