8.2 ** Although the main topic of this chapter is the motion of two particles subject to no external forces, many of the ideas [for example, the splitting of the Lagrangian L into two independent pieces L = Lcm + Lrel as in Equation (8.13)] extend easily to more general situations. To illustrate this, consider the following: Two masses m, and m2 move in a uniform gravitational field g and interact

8.2 ** Although the main topic of this chapter is the motion of two particles subject to no external forces, many of the ideas [for example, the splitting of the Lagrangian L into two independent pieces L = Lcm + Lrel as in Equation (8.13)] extend easily to more general situations. To illustrate this, consider the following: Two masses m, and m2 move in a uniform gravitational field g and interact

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