Euler-Lagrange equations
The Euler-Lagrange equations state that an action integral for a physical system is at an extremum, that is to say:
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Euler-Lagrange equationsThe Euler-Lagrange equations state that an action integral for a physical system is at an extremum, that is to say:
where L is the Lagrangian for the system, and the are generalized coordinates of the system.
See action (physics) for an introduction to this topic. |
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