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Statics and Dynamics of Stringsopposed to the problem of a bar bending under stress, which is dominated by stiffness. In the latter case, tension can usually be neglected. The string is considered to be one-dimensional, i.e., the cross-section of the string is taken to be a point, and the displacements are assumed to be small (in a sense to become clear below).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-3915-6ade arbitrarily small. However, it may be that in order to make practical use of this one would have to use ridiculously small increments Δt. Assuming that the higher order terms in the Taylor expansion do not matter (which can be well justified in general), at each time step an error of the order .

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Political Culture and Modernity,s totally dominated by restoring forces due to the string tension ., and that any stiffness of the string can be neglected. This is of course totally opposed to the problem of a bar bending under stress, which is dominated by stiffness. In the latter case, tension can usually be neglected. The strin

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Political Culture and Interpretation,string in time. Assuming some initial displacement .(.,. = 0), what is the configuration .(.,.) of the string at time .? The time evolution of the motion for string element . is given by application of Newton’s law, . = ., applied to the infinitesimal mass dm of string element dx: ..

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E. I. Bitsakis,C. A. Nicolaidesntists and is still not exactly solved in three dimensions. Ising himself, a German Jew, survived Nazism but did not profit much from the Ising model (lattice gas) which we have already defined qualitatively in the Introduction; how does it look like precisely and how does one program its Monte Carl