This quantity is the source term in the mechanical Liouville equation, a generalization of Euler's equation of motion to non-rigid bodies.
This quantity is the source term in the mechanical Liouville equation, a generalization of Euler's equation of motion to non-rigid bodies. A mechanical couple produces these but not their analogues. A body experiences mechanical precession when the body's angular velocity is perpendicular to this quantity on the body. For 10 points, name this vector quantity, the derivative of angular momentum, which, given constant moment of inertia, causes angular acceleration and which is equivalent to the cross product of position and force, making it the rotational analogue of force.
This quantity is the source term in the mechanical Liouville equation, a generalization of Euler's equation of motion to non-rigid bodies.
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