Lagrangian Mechanics: Using Lagrange Multipliers to Find Forces of Constraint

[@RennyHarlin-c4r]

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[@DotPhysics]

thank you very much!

[@Urgleflogue]

With each video I feel more and more compelled to start covering this python stuff using G3n 3D Golang library :) Good stuff, professor!

[@DotPhysics]

thanks!

[@ajejebrazor4936]

Thank you! Always good stuff in here. I feel the constraint to follow you on this path

[@RadoslavFicko]

A very illustrative.simple way to harness the kinetic energy of a stopping train, landing plane.... etc. into gravitational potential energy and then use it for kinetic energy the next time you start up, or some other kind of energy.

[@miroslavavs]

I loved this video thanks

[@DotPhysics]

awesome

[@fizixx]

Muggles often think, or say, that using a particular method to solve a problem is overkill. Maybe so, but powerful methods are for powerful problems. They can be used on the easy ones, but they just don't shine as much.

[@rer9287]

it seems like a great video, but it is difficult for me to know how they are all organized.