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In this (boring!) video, we have a pair of pendula of the same length and mass, but with different energies, due to different initial ... An important two-dimensional phase space is the torus, the natural setting for studying two Shown are a pair of simple spinners with identical frequency but out of phase.

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  • In this (boring!) video, we have a pair of pendula of the same length and mass, but with different energies, due to different initial ...
  • An important two-dimensional phase space is the torus, the natural setting for studying two
  • Shown are a pair of simple spinners with identical frequency but out of phase.
  • What happens if the two pendula are allowed to slightly influence each other?
  • What happens when you change to a large inhomogeneous network of spinners?

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AppDynSys : Coupled Oscillators : Coupled Pendula

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