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ENERGY FUNCTIONS DESCRIBING KINEMATICAL TRANSFORMATIONS OF MOVING MECHANICAL SYSTEMS

Adem Bilgin

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Kinematical transformations are expressed as time independent and time dependent functions of work and energy to be employed in motions of mechanical systems. Relations between the kinematical parameters of moving mechanical systems and energy transformations occurring in them are also considered.

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Kinematical transformations are expressed as time independent and time dependent functions of work and energy to be employed in motions of mechanical systems. Relations between the kinematical parameters of moving mechanical systems and energy transformations occurring in them are also considered.

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Kinematical transformations are expressed as time independent and time dependent functions of work and energy to be employed in motions of mechanical systems. Relations between the kinematical parameters of moving mechanical systems and energy transformations occurring in them are also considered.

Key concepts: Mechanical system, Mechanical energy, Work (physics), Classical mechanics, Energy (signal processing), Physics, Transformation (genetics), Kinematics

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