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Radius of gyration or
gyradius of a body
about the axis
of rotation is
defined as the
radial distance to a
point which would have a
moment of inertia the...
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whose axis p****es
through the
center of rotational symmetry. In the
orbifold corresponding to the subgroup, a
gyration corresponds to a
rotation point...
- In physics, the
gyration tensor is a
tensor that
describes the
second moments of position of a
collection of particles Smn =def 1N∑i=1Nrm(i)rn(i){\displaystyle...
- acceleration, a44 is the
added radius of gyration and k is the
radius of gyration about the
longitudinal axis
through the
centre of gravity and GM¯{\displaystyle...
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number of reflections, and can be
represented by the
bracket Coxeter notation with a '+' exponent, for
example [3,3,3,3,3,3]+ has six 3-fold
gyration points...
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central gyration orders. Each
subgroup symmetry allows one or more
degrees of freedom for
irregular forms. Only the g10
subgroup has no
degrees of freedom...
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central gyration orders. Each
subgroup symmetry allows one or more
degrees of freedom for
irregular forms. Only the g9
subgroup has no
degrees of freedom...
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superposition of a
gyration and a
uniform perpendicular drift is a trochoid. All
drifts may be
considered special cases of the
force drift, although...
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stalled condition and
deviates from its
original flight-path. Post-stall
gyration – The
aircraft begins rotating about all
three axes, the nose
pitch attitude...
- l{\displaystyle l} is the
effective length of the
column and k{\displaystyle k} is the
least radius of gyration, the
latter defined by k2=I/A{\displaystyle...