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An asserted fact.[1](eq.1)
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Another asserted fact.[1](eq.2)
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A third asserted fact.[1](dust jacket)
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| String vibration | Introduction. Links to other wikis (quantum waves, renormalization, Bell's theorem). TOC at bottom. |
| .../Energy (simple) | REFERENCE EQNS Derive KE. Postulate uniform expansion for low frequencies. ?Appendix: Solve sho with longitudinal motion. |
| .../Nonlinear | 3 TBA |
| .../Energy (advanced) | 4 TBA |
| ./Young's modulus | |
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at the end being equal to the uniform tension in the spring. The ultimate breakdown occurs when the frequency is increased to the point where the the spring's relaxed length (
) equals 
, where 
is the wavelength of a compressional wave associated at the driving frequency. At this point the end of spring is an antinode of the motion, and consequently oscillates with a driving force equal to zero.An asserted fact.[1](eq.1)
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Another asserted fact.[1](eq.2)
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A third asserted fact.[1](dust jacket)