Rolling Disk Dynamics

Journal Title: RECENT - Year 2009, Vol 10, Issue 27

Abstract

The present paper aims to establish the differential equations of the motion for a homogeneous disk, which is rolling upon a rough horizontal plane. The results will prove useful in a future research, when the motion of a monowheel vehicle will be studied.

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Gheorghe DELIU, Mariana DELIU

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Gheorghe DELIU, Mariana DELIU (2009). Rolling Disk Dynamics. RECENT, 10(27), 241-244. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-134343