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Torsional wave equation in a circular shaft (θtt​=(G/ρ)θxx​)

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For a slender homogeneous circular shaft in small-amplitude linear elasticity, torque is GJp​θx​ and axial angular inertia per length is ρJp​. Their common geometric factor cancels in the angular equation of motion, leaving the displayed wave equation. Here Jp​=∫r2dA is the polar second moment of area, rather than the mass moment of inertia itself.

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