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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-27283-8al analysis methods and notation used in most of the remaining chapters, including the concept of Cartesian coordinates. It is therefore recommended to read these chapters first. The chapters are divided into the four components: Planar kinematics, planar dynamics, spatial kinematics, and spatial dy

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Ursula Nissen,Barbara Keddi,Patricia Pfeilribe the kinematics. For the translational coordinates that is fairly straight forward, as it merely requires an extra Cartesian coordinate, .. Therefore the position vector .. for a body . becomes . For the rotational parameters, however, it is more complex. Since rotation around more than one axis

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Ursula Nissen,Barbara Keddi,Patricia Pfeil taken. In the chapter some methods are described that are not commonly used within the area, and to understand them requires some knowledge about general optimization methods. It is therefore recommended that this chapter is read after the other chapters in the volume which treat optimization and s

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Ausgangssituation der Berufsforschung,endent state variables, and the implicitly given equations of constraints on the system defined this way need to be involved. The price for usual conceptual simplicity and ease of manipulation of these governing equations is their large dimension and the fact that they form mixed sets of differentia

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