2. (Further analysis of the nonlinear pendulum ) Consider the nonlinear pendulum equation: d20 g sin (0) dt2 In class we obtained the conservation of energy equation: 2 de L cos (0)) = E g (1 dt 2 (a.) What is the value of total energy E when the pendulum is hanging vertically downwards and is at rest? (b.) What is the value of total energy E when the pendulum is balanced vertically upwards and is at rest? (c.) For what range of total energy values E does the pendulum "loop"? Explain (d.) Show that the "separatrix" (the curve that separates different kinds of behavior) for the nonlinear pendulum is given by (ay) de L = 2g (1 + cos(0) dt

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2. (Further analysis of the nonlinear pendulum ) Consider the nonlinear
pendulum equation:
d20
g
sin (0)
dt2
In class we obtained the conservation of energy equation:
2
de
L
cos (0)) = E
g (1
dt
2
(a.) What is the value of total energy E when the pendulum is hanging
vertically downwards and is at rest?
(b.) What is the value of total energy E when the pendulum is balanced
vertically upwards and is at rest?
(c.) For what range of total energy values E does the pendulum "loop"?
Explain
(d.) Show that the "separatrix" (the curve that separates different
kinds of behavior) for the nonlinear pendulum is given by
(ay)
de
L
= 2g (1 + cos(0)
dt
Transcribed Image Text:2. (Further analysis of the nonlinear pendulum ) Consider the nonlinear pendulum equation: d20 g sin (0) dt2 In class we obtained the conservation of energy equation: 2 de L cos (0)) = E g (1 dt 2 (a.) What is the value of total energy E when the pendulum is hanging vertically downwards and is at rest? (b.) What is the value of total energy E when the pendulum is balanced vertically upwards and is at rest? (c.) For what range of total energy values E does the pendulum "loop"? Explain (d.) Show that the "separatrix" (the curve that separates different kinds of behavior) for the nonlinear pendulum is given by (ay) de L = 2g (1 + cos(0) dt
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