What is a Physics Fight and How to Investigate Magnet Oscillations?

In summary, the conversation is discussing a physics problem involving the oscillation of two magnets arranged on top of each other. The equation for the problem is given and methods for solving it are being discussed, such as linearizing the equation or using perturbation methods. A substitution is suggested to simplify the equation and there is also confusion about the difference between the given equation and another one with a similar form. The conversation ends with a question about what a physics fight is.
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chooxani
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I am doing a physics fight and the problem I've got to solve is as follows:
Two magnets are arranged on top of each other such that one of them is fixed and the other one can move vertically. investigate the oscillation fo the magnet.

The equation is

my''-by'-((m_1*m_2)/(miu*4*pi*|y|^2))=0

or where k=-(m_1*m_2)/(miu*4*pi),

m*y'' - b*y' - k*|y|^2 = 0
 
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chooxani said:
I am doing a physics fight and the problem I've got to solve is as follows:
Two magnets are arranged on top of each other such that one of them is fixed and the other one can move vertically. investigate the oscillation fo the magnet.

The equation is

my''-by'-((m_1*m_2)/(miu*4*pi*|y|^2))=0

or where k=-(m_1*m_2)/(miu*4*pi),

m*y'' - b*y' - k*|y|^2 = 0
Put y'=p, y'' =p dp/dy. Rearranging, you get a Riccati equation in p and y.
Therefore, it would be unjust to insist on the exact solution. I suggest that we substitute z=y* exp(-bt/2m) and simplify the equation.We could either linearise tthe equation or use the perturbation methods.
 
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thanks but where did z come from? also could u please write the 'solution' with the steps? bear with me but i need to understand this thing right.
 
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my"- by'- b|y|^2= 0 is not at all like the first equation you wrote:
my''-by'-((m_1*m_2)/(miu*4*pi*|y|^2))=0.

One has the |y|^2 in the numerator and the other in the denominator. By the way, as long as y is a real number, |y|^2= y^2 so you don't need the "| |".

As for "where did z come from", Eynestone just gave it to you. He is defining z to be y* exp(-bt/2m) in hopes that this substitution will simplify the equation.
 
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I'm sorry, I have little to contribute in terms of solving the DE, but I must ask: what is a physics fight?
 

FAQ: What is a Physics Fight and How to Investigate Magnet Oscillations?

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