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andresB
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All books in analytical mechanics explain the case of a particle moving on a given static surface. But what happen if, for example, the surface is having some deformation?. I imagine that the principle of virtual work, and hence, D'Alembert are no longer valid since the normal force by the surface do work. Hence Hamilton principle no longer work either.
is there a theory for a particle moving on such deforming surface?
is there a theory for a particle moving on such deforming surface?