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| * The MP lets us predict the motion of any system subject to any interaction | * The MP lets us predict the motion of any system subject to any interaction | ||
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| * For example, when a force changes with position or velocity, the equation we have to integrate might not have an anti-derivative (sometimes for special situations e.g., a time del force with integrable bits or a position/ | * For example, when a force changes with position or velocity, the equation we have to integrate might not have an anti-derivative (sometimes for special situations e.g., a time del force with integrable bits or a position/ | ||
| * But in general we have to rely on predicting that motion in a step wise fashion | * But in general we have to rely on predicting that motion in a step wise fashion | ||
| - | * Demonstrate - suggest computation to do the iteration. | + | * Consider a spring force - Demonstrate - suggest computation to do the iteration. |