Angular Motion of Projectiles with a Moving Internal Part.
Charles H. Murphy
Abstract
Charles H. Murphy
Abstract
The angular momentum for a projectile with a moving internal part is derived and quasi-linear solutions to the resulting differential equations are obtained. These solutions explain the unusual behavior exhibited by four shells in 1955: M282E1, T216E1, T306E10 and T317.
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The angular momentum for a projectile with a moving internal part is derived and quasi-linear solutions to the resulting differential equations are obtained. These solutions explain the unusual behavior exhibited by four shells in 1955: M282E1, T216E1, T306E10 and T317.
Key concepts: Projectile, Motion (physics), Projectile motion, Physics, Computer science, Classical mechanics, Quantum mechanics