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Resumen de Effective Torsion and Spring Constants in a Hybrid TranslationalRotational Oscillator

Zein Nakhoda, Ken Taylor

  • A torsion oscillator is a vibrating system that experiences a restoring torque given by = - when it experiences a rotational displacement from its equilibrium position. The torsion constant kappa is analogous to the spring constant kfor the traditional translational oscillator for which the restoring force Fis proportional to the linear displacement xof the mass. An effective torsion oscillator can be constructed by integrating a springs translational harmonic properties into an Atwood2arrangement where a disk serves as the pulley for the system and the springs exert restoring torques on the oscillating disk. Both effective torsion constants and effective spring constants can be expressed in terms of adjustable parameters of the system. These expressions enable one to theoretically describe the motion of the hybrid oscillator and to calculate its period. A comparison of the translational and rotational interpretations teaches of their analogous mathematical properties and challenges the intuitive skills of those considering such systems.


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