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Physical model, theoretical aspects and applications of the flight of a ball in the atmosphere. Part I: Modelling of forces and torque, and theoretical prospects
P. M. Fuchssubject
PhysicsGeneral MathematicsGeneral EngineeringKinematicsMechanicsAerodynamicsSystem of linear equationsCurvatureClassical mechanicsOrdinary differential equationTorqueAstrophysics::Earth and Planetary AstrophysicsBoundary value problemBall (mathematics)description
A model of the forces and the torque operating on a ball that is flying with rotation in the atmosphere of the Earth, and the resulting system of ordinary differential equations, are derived from mechanics and aerodynamics. The system of equations allows the theoretical aspects of the flight of a ball, such as the boundedness of its kinetic energy, the curvature of the orbit or the velocity function, to be investigated using certain transformations of the variables. The solutions of the corresponding ordinary or boundary value problems, computed numerically, are used to treat certain tasks in international ball games, for example, the maximum and minimum velocities of a volleyball service.
year | journal | country | edition | language |
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1991-09-01 | Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences |