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Physics, 14.09.2019 08:10 smithmalyk4

Suppose that frame k' is moving with constant macroscopic velocity v with respect to frame k. a free particle moves with velocity in frame k. (a) show that the lagrangian l of the particle in frame k' can be represented by l' l+df/dt, where l is the lagrangian for the particle in frame k and f is a function of the particle's position f and time t (b) given this difference between l' and l, what can you say about the equation of motion in each frame?

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