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From: puchm@cutmcvax.cs.curtin.edu.au (RichardPuchmayer)
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Subject: double pendulum. etc. (possible repost)
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    Dear dynamic system theorists :-),

        Where can I find the differential equations describing
        the behaviour of a double pendulum?

        Is it possible to construct these given only
        configuration anf mass of each link.  How about tripple,
        quadruple pendulums?  How about general articulated
        objects?

    Any help will be appreciated.

    Richard.

    PS: my mailer gave an error, so I am posting this again.
    PPS: I have no idea if this will turn up twice :^).
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