Central Force Motion
Central Force Motion is a type of classical mechanical motion in which a particle moves under the influence of a force that is directed along the line joining the particle to a fixed point (the center) and whose magnitude depends only on the distance from that center, thereby conserving angular momentum and confining the trajectory to a plane.
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<i>Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems</i>
Jerry B. Marion, J. Gillis · Physics Today · 1966 · 1.1K citations
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