Moment of inertia of Sierpinski carpet

In summary, Homework Equations asks for help with counting moments of inertia around a point in a figure, and the Attempt at a Solution provides a solution. The deadline for submitting answers is 15.10.2009, and the solution is available for download two days before the deadline.
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Homework Statement


Hello
sorry for my english, i know its bad.
The problem i have is to count the moment of inertia of Sierpinski carpet around the point lying in middle of this figure. I would be very thanks to you for solving my problem :)


Homework Equations


i don't know what it mean in english..


The Attempt at a Solution


to use integrals, limes, other analysis methods
 
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up up
 
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what figure?
 
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If you are writing "Olimpiada Fizyczna", you shouldn't ask for solution there. If you are not I'll show you the answer in 2 days.
 
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what i am writing?
can be in two days, not a problem...
 
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but what is a difference if you answer now or in 2 days? :bugeye:
 
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I suppose that's the deadline for submitting answers - rules prohibit pariticipants from discussing questions and solutions on public forums earlier.
 
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Borek is right.
I don't know English good, so please forgive me mistakes.
"Olimpiada Fizyczna" is some kind of competition in Poland.

If we have big carpet with size 3r and bulk 8m (not 9, because middle of carpet is empty), x is a factor in moment eguation (I don't know how to name it)
I- moment of small carpet (r,m)
I=x*m*r^2
Ic-moment of big carpet 8m,3r
Ic=x*8m*(3r)^2 //I can't prove it, but i know taht it works (from simulation in Excel...)
From Steiner: (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_axis_theorem)
Ic=4(I+mr^2)+4(I+m(r*2^0,5)^2) //r*2^0,5 is distance from the middle of big carpet to middle of small carpet in corner.
Everything in 4, because we have 4 small carpets next to centre of empty carpet and 4 in corners
first Ic=Ic sceond and for I in second Ic equation we substitute x*m*r^2
and finally we get
x=3/16
 
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ununbium said:
"Olimpiada Fizyczna" is some kind of competition in Poland.

Physics Olympiad, national level.

equation we substitute x*m*r^2 and finally we get

So once you have explained that I am right you have posted solution two days before the deadline? Am I missing something?

Edit: looks like the deadline was yesterday:

http://www.kgof.edu.pl/

"Termin wysyłania części I" means "deadline to submit 1st part".

So far link to solutions is inactive, perhaps they will be pubslihed on Monday.
 
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interesting... it is a coincidence anyway :P
thanks for solving this, it took a long time for me to solve it :)
 
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I wrote 2 days 2 days ago.
Deadline was 15.10.2009 (I am sure), so I think, that i could post the solution.
Am i right?
 
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Yep, seems everything is OK - hence my edit, I checked details after posting.

Startujesz czy kibicujesz?
 
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Startuję
 
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Powodzenia :smile:

Just before Mentors will ban us both - I have asked ununbium if s/he starts or just follows the competition. "Startuję" means "I take part", "powodzenia" means "good luck". That's probably enough Polish for October.
 

FAQ: Moment of inertia of Sierpinski carpet

What is the moment of inertia of a Sierpinski carpet?

The moment of inertia of a Sierpinski carpet is a measure of its resistance to changes in rotational motion. It is a physical property that is calculated based on the distribution of mass and geometry of the carpet.

How is the moment of inertia of a Sierpinski carpet calculated?

The moment of inertia of a Sierpinski carpet can be calculated using the formula I = ∑mr², where I is the moment of inertia, m is the mass of each individual fractal piece, and r is the distance from the axis of rotation to the center of mass of each piece. This calculation requires knowledge of the mass and geometry of each individual piece.

How does the moment of inertia of a Sierpinski carpet compare to other fractal shapes?

The moment of inertia of a Sierpinski carpet is typically smaller than other fractal shapes due to its self-similarity and lack of dense material. This means it has less resistance to changes in rotational motion, making it easier to rotate.

Can the moment of inertia of a Sierpinski carpet be changed?

The moment of inertia of a Sierpinski carpet is a physical property that cannot be changed unless the mass or geometry of the carpet is altered. However, the moment of inertia can be influenced by the choice of axis of rotation, as well as the arrangement and distribution of the individual fractal pieces.

How is the moment of inertia of a Sierpinski carpet used in practical applications?

The moment of inertia of a Sierpinski carpet can be used in various engineering and physics applications, such as studying the behavior of rotating objects or designing structures that can withstand rotational forces. It is also a useful concept in understanding the dynamics of fractal shapes and their properties.

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