
doi: 10.1007/bf00886269
Let a conservative gyroscopic system have a large coefficient H in the \(L_ 1\) (linear) term of its Lagrangian. Then the \(L_ 2\) and \(L_ 0\) terms are individually time-invariant to within the order \(\epsilon =1/H\). Gyroscopic forces prevent energy conversion between kinetic and potential forms. The small oscillation of a gyroscopic pendulum is used as an example.
Nonlinear dynamics in mechanics, small oscillation, Motion of the gyroscope, conservative, energy conversion between kinetic and potential forms, gyroscopic pendulum, quasi-invariant
Nonlinear dynamics in mechanics, small oscillation, Motion of the gyroscope, conservative, energy conversion between kinetic and potential forms, gyroscopic pendulum, quasi-invariant
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