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Le 02/07/2018 à 14:53, JimT a écrit :
> I'm guessing what you were passing between frames were the two angles and
> angular velocities in order to do a numerical solution of the ODEs.
yes and the last <x,y> position
> However, I think your numerical solution scheme is adding energy. You start off with
the
> balls both stationary and horizontal. Later in the motion BOTH balls are above
> the horizontal. A numerical scheme to conserve energy is surprisingly difficult.
> What scheme did you use?
yes, energy is used but... it's not MY scheme.
In this example, I just adapted the L3 Processing code to POVRay SDL.
And, has i say on my web page, this not a real simaultion.
> Even more surprisingly, there are complex double pendulum motions that are
> periodic, many that are symmetric, but several that are asymmetric. Would you
> like some data for one (or more) of those motions?
If systems of equations defining motion are not too complicated, why not.
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Kurtz le pirate
Compagnie de la Banquise
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