Euler–Poisson equations

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The Euler–Poisson equations are a system of differential equations in rigid body dynamics that describe the rotational motion of a rigid body with a fixed point under the influence of external forces such as gravity.

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instanceOf equations of motion
mathematical model in rigid body dynamics
system of differential equations
appliesTo rigid body with a fixed point
assumes Newtonian mechanics framework
presence of external forces such as gravity
rigid body with one fixed point
category differential equations of physics
equations of rigid body rotation
dependsOn angular velocity vector of the rigid body
direction cosines of the gravity vector in the body frame
inertia tensor of the rigid body
torque due to gravity
describes dynamics of a heavy rigid body in a gravitational field
rotational motion of a rigid body with a fixed point
dimension six-dimensional phase space for angular velocity and orientation variables
expressedIn body-fixed coordinate system
principal axes of inertia
field analytical mechanics
classical mechanics
rigid body dynamics
governs time evolution of angular velocity of a rigid body
time evolution of the direction of the gravity vector in the body frame
hasProperty nonlinearity
time-reversible dynamics in absence of dissipation
hasSolutionType integrable in certain classical cases such as Lagrange and Kovalevskaya tops
hasVariable angular momentum vector in body frame
gravity direction vector in body frame
includes Euler equations for angular momentum NERFINISHED
Poisson equations for orientation
mathematicalForm first-order nonlinear ordinary differential equations
namedAfter Leonhard Euler NERFINISHED
Siméon Denis Poisson NERFINISHED
relatedTo Euler equations (rigid body) NERFINISHED
Hamiltonian mechanics NERFINISHED
Lagrangian mechanics NERFINISHED
Poisson bracket formalism NERFINISHED
conservation of angular momentum about the fixed point
conservation of energy in rigid body motion
usedFor analysis of stability of rotational motion
derivation of precession and nutation of rigid bodies
usedIn attitude dynamics of spacecraft with a fixed reference point
celestial mechanics models of rotating bodies
engineering analysis of gyroscopic devices
study of Euler top with gravity
study of Kovalevskaya top
study of Lagrange top
study of heavy symmetric top

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