Sept 4: Lecture 1 Introduction coordinate systems dot products, cross products cylindrical, spherical coordinates ( 1.1 - 1.3) Sept 6: Lecture 2 Newton's Laws Conservation Laws Momentum conservation Projectile problems (1.4 - 1.7) Sept 11: Lecture 3 Derivatives in cylindrical, spherical coordinates Inertial Frames, Galilean Relativity (rest of Ch 1) Sept 13: Lecture 4 Projectile motion with linear air resistance (2.1 - 2.2) Sept 18: Lecture 5 Projectile motion with quadratic resistance. (2.4) Sept 20 Lecture 6 Quadratic resistance continued Hyperbolic functions (2.4) Sept 25 Lecture 7 Circular motion charged particle in uniform field complex exponentials (2.5 - 2.7) Sept 27 Lecture 8 Conservation of momentum Rocket problem Center of Mass (3.1 - 3.3) Oct 2 Lecture 9 Rotation Torque Angular Momentum Moment of Inertia (3.4-3.5) Oct 4 REVIEW OF Ch 1 - 3 Oct 9 IN CLASS EXAM 1 Oct 11 Lecture 10 Kinetic Energy Work Potential Energy (4.1 - 4.2) Oct 16 Lecture 11 F = -Del(U) Curved 1D systems (4.3-4.7) Oct 18 Lecture 12 Central Forces (spherical symmetry) (4.8) Oct 23 Lecture 13 Two particle systems (collisions) Ridgid bodies (4.9 - 4.10) Oct 25 Lecture 15 Oscillations Simple Harmonic Oscillator General Solution, phase Complex Exponentials (5.1 - 5.2) Oct 30 Lecture 16 Oscillations 2D oscilations Damping (5.3 - 5.4) Nov 1 Lecture 17 Oscillations Driven, damped Resonance (phase shift) (5.5 - 5.6) Nov 6 Lecture 18 Calculus of Variations Fermat's principle Euler-Lagrange equations (6.1 - 6.3) Nov 8 Lecture 19 Euler-Lagrange continued Minimum path (Brachistochrone) (6.4) Nov 13 Lecture 20 Lagrange's Equations Examples in different coordinate systems SHO, coupled pendulum (71. - 7.3) Nov 15 Lecture 21 More Lagrangian examples Atwood Machine Block on moving wedge bead on hoop (7.4-7.5) Nov 20 Lecture 22 Generalized Momenta, Ignorable coordinates Constraint problems and Lagrange multipliers (7.6 - 7.10) Nov 22 (Thanksgiving) Nov 27 REVIEW SESSION Nov 29 IN CLASS EXAM 2 Dec 4 Lecture 23 The 2 body problem CM and reduced mass equations of motion effective potential (8.1 - 8.4) Dec 6 Lecture 24 Equations for orbit Kepler Orbits (bound, unbound) Changes of Orbit (8.5 - 8.8) Dec 11 Lecture 25 Non Inertial Frames Rotating Frames (9.1 - 9.5) Dec 13 Lecture 26 Coriolis Force Centrifugal Force Foucault Pendulum (9.6 -9.9) Dec 18 REVIEW Dec 20 REVIEW Dec 21 FINAL EXAM