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Large-speed approximation for circular-trap kicks (fp​≃fT​Δx/(2πR))

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The exact separated-kick response is fp​=fT​Δx/(C+Δx) for circumference C=2πR. Its relative correction to the independent-kick estimate is controlled by Δx/C. For a localized well with force-induced speed bounded by ϵvT​, Δx/C≤(w/C)ϵ2/(1−ϵ). Thus high speed is sufficient when the support width is below one circumference. The local straight-force approximation also requires a narrow trap on the curved track.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2012 / iii / Paper 74 / 1 / Solution

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