Reverse rotations in the circularly driven motion of a rigid body
Fernando Parisio
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Fernando Parisio
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We study the dynamical response of a circularly driven rigid body, focusing on the description of intrinsic rotational behavior (reverse rotations). The model system we address is integrable but nontrivial, allowing for qualitative and quantitative analysis. A scale-free expression defining the separation between possible spinning regimes is obtained.
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We study the dynamical response of a circularly driven rigid body, focusing on the description of intrinsic rotational behavior (reverse rotations). The model system we address is integrable but nontrivial, allowing for qualitative and quantitative analysis. A scale-free expression defining the separation between possible spinning regimes is obtained.
Key concepts: Rigid body, Rotation around a fixed axis, Circular motion, Integrable system, Motion (physics), Classical mechanics, Spinning, Physics