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Deform a device and lost an energy without friction
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Deform a device and lost an energy without friction
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Re: Deform a device and lost an energy without friction
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hey, I can use friction between disks:
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Maybe like that, a force from the left wall cost/gives nothing:
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Like always: no mass, no friction, all volumes constant, the blue color is small spheres like molecules of water but without mass and friction, each blue sphere is attract by a spring, all springs are attached on the green line, the orientation of the springs are all the same at a time, the orientation of the springs is the same than the left wall (or the right), the force of the spring is constant: don't depend of the length of the spring, the red line shows the orientation of the springs.
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With the calculations
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Or like that it is more easier:
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