Normal coordinates and Cartesian displacement coordinates
C. V. Sheth
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C. V. Sheth
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The problem of constructing analytically a unique set of normal coordinates in Cartesian basis is discussed. It is shown, with examples, that the translational and rotational normal coordinates are easy to construct and hence the remaining normal coordinates. The method avoids the problem of redundant coordinates.
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The problem of constructing analytically a unique set of normal coordinates in Cartesian basis is discussed. It is shown, with examples, that the translational and rotational normal coordinates are easy to construct and hence the remaining normal coordinates. The method avoids the problem of redundant coordinates.
Key concepts: Bipolar coordinates, Log-polar coordinates, Orthogonal coordinates, Action-angle coordinates, Cartesian coordinate system, Generalized coordinates, Prolate spheroidal coordinates, Parabolic coordinates